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  1. Texas Forest A&M Service
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    Texas A&M Forest Service - Trees of Texas - List of Trees

    • Big Tree Ranch Baldcypress

      Today, the giant tree remains an awesome sight growing near the bank of the Rio …

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      Baldcypress (Taxodium distichum) occurs commonly in Central and East Texas …

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  3. Texas Parks & Wildlife Department
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  4. Texas A&M Forest Service
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    Big Tree Ranch Baldcypress - Texas A&M University

    Today, the giant tree remains an awesome sight growing near the bank of the Rio Frio River, and it’s often visited by people anxious to see if it’s really that big. The Big Tree Ranch Baldcypress was officially named the largest of its kind in …

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    Texas A&M Forest Service - Trees of Texas - List of Trees

    Baldcypress (Taxodium distichum) occurs commonly in Central and East Texas and in landscapes across the state, but has shorter male flowers in the spring; also produces "knees." Interesting Facts: The largest reported tree of this …

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  6. Texas Tree Selector
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    Texas Tree Selector: Tree Description

    Texas native, reliable fall color, attractive seeds or fruit Features: Deciduous conifer with feather-like 'leaves,' round seed balls, and fibrous bark.

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  7. Texas Parks and Wildlife Magazine
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    Flora Fact: Majestic Bald Cypress Trees Line Texas …

    In Texas, bald cypress (Taxodium distichum) trees grow along freshwater rivers and in swamps from the Edwards Plateau east through the Pineywoods and south to the Gulf Coast. The roots produce those strange-looking conical …

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    What is a bald cypress tree in Texas?
    Limbs are often draped with Spanish moss (Tillandsia usneoides). Bald cypress trees add grace and beauty to many of Texas' most cherished waterways. A member of the Redwood family, they are among the first trees in Texas to loose their leaves in the fall (hence the name "bald cypress") and the last to bud in the spring.

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    When does a bald cypress flower in Texas?
    A member of the Redwood family, they are among the first trees in Texas to loose their leaves in the fall (hence the name "bald cypress") and the last to bud in the spring. Flower buds appear in late December or early January and bloom in March and April. Pollen is shed, or released, when the flowers bloom.

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    What is a cypress tree made of?
    Cones are made up of several four-angled, flattened scales. Limbs are often draped with Spanish moss (Tillandsia usneoides). Bald cypress trees add grace and beauty to many of Texas' most cherished waterways.

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    What is a cypress tree used for?
    It is particularly durable when exposed to soil and water, so cypress is in demand for exterior trim, boat and ship building, shingles, posts, poles, etc. Also in demand as a landscape tree. Montezuma baldcypress (Taxodium mucronatum) has longer male flower catkins in the spring.

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    How long do cypress trees live?
    Most live up to 600 years, but some individuals have survived 1,200 years. Bald cypress trees provide habitat for many species. Wild turkey, wood ducks, evening grosbeak and squirrels eat the seeds. Branches provide nesting places for bald eagles and osprey. Rotting knees are used as nesting cavities by warblers.

    Bald Cypress ( Taxodium distichum) - Texas Parks & Wildlife Department

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    Why are cypress trees called distichum?
    The species name, distichum, means "two-ranked" and refers to the two rows in which the leaves grow. Cypress is also called the "wood eternal" because the heartwood is resistant to decay. Bald cypress is used for heavy construction, including docks, warehouses, boats and bridges, and was heavily logged in much of Texas.

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    5 Reasons to Grow Cypress Trees in North Texas | Price …

    2024年11月11日 · Cypress trees have become a favorite choice for North Texas landscapes, bringing a serene, natural beauty to gardens across the Dallas-Fort Worth area and surrounding cities. With North Texas’s challenging …

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  10. treetechtx.com
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    North Texas Trees: Bald Cypress - TreeTech

    2023年8月16日 · In the heart of North Texas, nestled along waterways and wetland habitats, stands a remarkable symbol of resilience and vitality—the Bald Cypress (Taxodium distichum). With its unique appearance, remarkable …

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  11. huntcountymastergardeners.org
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    Cypress Trees - Hunt County Master Gardeners

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  12. UTRGV
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    Montezuma Cypress Tree - UTRGV

    Montezuma Cypress trees were named after the Aztec ruler and are native to deep south Texas and northern Mexico. It is the national tree of Mexico. Both banks of the Rio Grande used to be lined with similar massive cypress trees, …

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