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Cryptomeria (Greek, kryptos, hidden, meros, part; meaning doubtful). Pinaceae. Ornamental evergreen cultivated for its handsome habit and foliage.
Cryptomeria (Greek, kryptos, hidden, meros, part; meaning doubtful). Pinaceae. Ornamental evergreen cultivated for its handsome habit and foliage.
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It is hardy as far north as New York, and thrives in sheltered positions even in New England. It seems, however, in cultivation, not to assume the beauty it possesses in its native country. With us, it looks best as a young plant, when it much resembles the Araucaria excelsa. It is therefore sometimes grown in pots. It thrives best in a rich, loamy and moist soil and sheltered position. Propagated by seeds or by cuttings of growing wood, especially var. elegans, which grows very readily. The horticultural varieties are also sometimes increased by grafting.
It is hardy as far north as New York, and thrives in sheltered positions even in New England. It seems, however, in cultivation, not to assume the beauty it possesses in its native country. With us, it looks best as a young plant, when it much resembles the Araucaria excelsa. It is therefore sometimes grown in pots. It thrives best in a rich, loamy and moist soil and sheltered position. Propagated by seeds or by cuttings of growing wood, especially var. elegans, which grows very readily. The horticultural varieties are also sometimes increased by grafting.
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==Cultivation==
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===Propagation===
;Species: ''Cryptomeria japonica''
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;Familia: Cupressaceae
 
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{{sl|Srpavka ali kriptomerija.}}
==Species==
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==Photos==
==Gallery==
===Notable specimens in Japan===
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Image:Jhomonsugi in Yaku Island Japan 001.JPG|Jomon Sugi, Yakushima
Image:Yakusugi001 Yaku Island.jpg|Jomon Sugi, Yakushima
Image:Tree lined path to the Togakushi shrine1.jpg|Togakushi shrine Nagano
Image:Tree lined path to the Togakushi shrine2.jpg|Togakushi shrine Nagano
Image:Ginkakuji05.jpg|Kyoto, Japan
Image:Ayasugi.JPG|Ayasugi, Japan
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===Foliage, etc.===
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Image:Cryptomeria_japonica_BotGardBln0906b.JPG|Foliage
Image:Upload.png| photo 1
Image:Cryptomeria_japonica_Habitus_BotGardBln0906a.jpg|Foliage
Image:Upload.png| photo 2
Image:Cryptomeria japonica cones.jpg|Male and female cones
Image:Upload.png| photo 3
Image:Cryptomeria japonica-Male flower.jpg|Male cones
Image:CryptomeriaJaponica_MaleFlowers.JPG|male cones
Image:Sicheltanne-ein-Jahr (Cryptomeria japonica).jpg|1 year old Cryptomeria
Image:Cryptomeria von oben (Sicheltanne).jpg|1 year old Cryptomeria from above
Image:Cryptomeria Trieb (Sicheltanne).jpg|1 year old Cryptomeria, trunk, shoot
Image:Cryptomeria_japonica_bark.jpg|Bark
Image:Japon çamı.JPG|Bark
</gallery>
</gallery>


===Cultivars===
==References==
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*[[Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture]], by L. H. Bailey, MacMillan Co., 1963
Image:Cryptomeria japonica cv.'Elegans'.jpg|'Elegans'
<!--- xxxxx  *Flora: The Gardener's Bible, by Sean Hogan. Global Book Publishing, 2003. ISBN 0881925381  -->
Image:Japon çamı-Elegans.JPG|'Elegans'
<!--- xxxxx  *American Horticultural Society: A-Z Encyclopedia of Garden Plants, by Christopher Brickell, Judith D. Zuk. 1996. ISBN 0789419432  -->
Image:Cryptomeria japonica Pengo.jpg|'Elegans' mature cone
<!--- xxxxx  *Sunset National Garden Book. Sunset Books, Inc., 1997. ISBN 0376038608  -->
Image:Cryptomeria japonica 02 Pengo.jpg|'Elegans' mature cone
Image:Cryptomeria japonica 03 Pengo.jpg|'Elegans' mature cone
Image:Japanese Cedar Cryptomeria japonica 'Black Dragon' Tree 2000px.jpg|'Black Dragon' Tree
Image:Japanese Cedar Cryptomeria japonica 'Black Dragon' Closeup 2000px.jpg|'Black Dragon' Closeup
Image:Cryptomeria Japonica.Serres d'Auteuil 001.jpg|[[:Category:Serres d'Auteuil|Serres d'Auteuil]], Paris
Image:Cryptomeria Japonica.Serres d'Auteuil 002.jpg|[[:Category:Serres d'Auteuil|Serres d'Auteuil]], Paris
Image:Cryptomeria japonica tree.jpg|[[:Category:Arboretum de Chèvreloup|Arboretum de Chèvreloup]] in [[:Category:Rocquencourt (Yvelines)|Rocquencourt]]
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===Uses===
==External links==
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*{{wplink}}
Image:Cryptomeria-Saint-Gilles.jpg|Forestry plantation, Hauts de l'Ouest, Réunion
Image:ForêtBélouveRéunion 02.JPG|Logs, under tamarin trees, Réunion
Image:ChargementBillonsCryptomeria.JPG|Loading logs, Réunion
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==Illustrations==
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Image:Cryptomeria japonica SZ124.png
Image:Cryptomeria japonica SZ124b.png
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[[Category:Cryptomeria japonica]]
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Standard Cyclopedia of Horticulture

Cryptomeria (Greek, kryptos, hidden, meros, part; meaning doubtful). Pinaceae. Ornamental evergreen cultivated for its handsome habit and foliage.

Large pyramidal tree, with a straight slender trunk, covered with reddish brown bark and with verticillate spreading branches, ascending at the extremities: Lvs. spirally arranged, linear-subulate, acute, slightly curved, decurrent at the base: fls. monoecious; staminate oblong, yellow, forming short racemes at the end of the branches, pistillate globular, solitary, at the end of short branchlets: cone globular, with thick, wedge-shaped scales, furnished with a recurved point on the back and with pointed lobes at the apex, each scale with 3-5 narrow-winged, erect seeds.—One species in China and Japan, extensively planted for avenues, and as timber trees in the latter country, where the light and easily worked but durable wood is much used.

It is hardy as far north as New York, and thrives in sheltered positions even in New England. It seems, however, in cultivation, not to assume the beauty it possesses in its native country. With us, it looks best as a young plant, when it much resembles the Araucaria excelsa. It is therefore sometimes grown in pots. It thrives best in a rich, loamy and moist soil and sheltered position. Propagated by seeds or by cuttings of growing wood, especially var. elegans, which grows very readily. The horticultural varieties are also sometimes increased by grafting. CH


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