We've covered a wide range of long-living trees around the world, from the sprawling Angel Oak in the southeast United States to the Olive tree of Vouves in Greece. While these notable elders garnered ...

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Their botanical name is Thuja occidentalis, but there’s a variety of more common names you may know them by including Swamp Cedar, American Arborvitae, Northern White Cedar, and Eastern White Cedar.

While choosing shampoo, look for the ones that contain Thuja Occidentalis, an active natural ingredient that helps to control dandruff and reduce hair fall. It is important to keep the scalp clean to ...

At a time when habitat loss and climate change threaten countless species, the discovery of a new species of parasitic wasp - named ‘Losgna Occidentalis’ from Chandigarh has drawn attention to ...

Endangered species such as the spotted owl (Strix occidentalis) and marbled murrelet (Brachyramphus marmoratus) may rebound along with the salmon.

Black cedar (Thuja occidentalis ‘Nigra’) is most popular and most suited for a dependable hedge. The colour is deep green, and growth rate is nearly a 30 centimetres year.

Inevitably, a fence lizard is waiting for him. Since 2013, he has logged some 1,900 of the platform’s nearly 150,000 S. occidentalis observations. “They’re hard to miss,” Maughn said.

5. Thuja Occidentalis: Used for viral infections and skin conditions like warts, Thuja supports immune function and helps eliminate toxins from the body. 6. Silicea: Often used for individuals prone ...

Zone 4 to 8. A First Editions introduction. Thuja plicata is a non-factor in the southeast and for most of the eastern states. Does not appear as well adapted to humidity, drought, heat and heavy wet ...