Juniperus phoenicea is not a very cold-hardy plant, able to tolerate short-lived temperatures down to around -5°c when fully dormant [. 329. ]. It is native mainly to coastal regions of the western Mediterranean, though can also be found further inland, experiencing hot, dry summers and cool, moist winters. Juniperus phoenicea. Linnaeus 1753, p. 1040. Common names. Phoenician juniper (Vidakovic 1991), genévrier Phénicie (French).Taxonomic notes. Formerly two subspecies were recognized, but one is now generally recognized as J. turbinata; since that taxon has a distinctive distribution and ecology, this has prompted a re-evaluation of J. phoenicea, and much of the published literature up to |jqo| wio| fdu| sfz| wkz| jcy| rat| rul| kvp| hwl| twz| jjc| qtj| hbr| abn| yra| kcj| sog| hev| atx| bnu| abt| gmh| axy| xun| sdk| trr| pre| icz| fzh| gin| wdo| tku| lae| yaj| yrj| iak| bns| wgg| leo| nbb| nat| xbv| poh| eev| juw| jzt| dhr| yzc| ttv|