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Coniferous Trees Also known as “Evergreens”

Coniferous Trees Also known as “Evergreens”. (Because they stay green all year!) By Me Too. No leaves, Oh No!. Coniferous trees do not have leaves like a Deciduous tree. They have needles and scales instead.

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Coniferous Trees Also known as “Evergreens”

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  1. Coniferous TreesAlso known as “Evergreens” (Because they stay green all year!) By Me Too

  2. No leaves, Oh No! Coniferous trees do not have leaves like a Deciduous tree. They have needles and scales instead. The needles and scales are sticky and have a scent. Don’t eat them because they are poisonous!

  3. Where are the seeds? In Pinecones! The pinecone is a protection for the seeds that hide deep inside them. You probably have eaten their seeds. They are called pine nuts. Yummy!

  4. Do they have names? Yes, here are a few in Utah. Pinon Pine Utah Juniper Blue spruce Fir And many, many, more!

  5. One last cool fact! Coniferous trees can out live me in cold weather. Brrrrr!

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