bhutan-cypress
Cupressus torulosa D.Don ex Lamb.
Cupressus torulosa, known as the Himalayan cypress or Bhutan cypress, is a cypress species native to the western Himalayas. It belongs to the Cupressaceae family and was described in 1824 by D.Don ex Lamb.
Description
Cupressus torulosa is a tree species found in the mountainous northern regions of the Indian subcontinent. It is part of the Cupressaceae family and is recognized by the common names Himalayan cypress and Bhutan cypress. The species was first published in 1824 by D.Don ex Lamb. It is distributed in regions including ZW, AU, and BR, with a global presence.
Other common names
bhutan-cypresshimalayan-cypressHimalayan Cypress
Distribution
ZW · AU · BR · Global
Synonyms
Juniperus pendulaJuniperus gracilisThuja curvirameaSabina corneyanaCupressus pakistanensisAthrotaxis joucadanCupressus austrotibeticaCupressus balfourianaCupressus corneyanaCupressus donianaCupressus duclouxiana subsp. austrotibeticaCupressus gigantea subsp. ludlowiiCupressus gigantea subsp. tongmaiensisCupressus himalaicaCupressus karnaliensisCupressus karnaliensis var. mustangensisCupressus karnaliensis subsp. mustangensisCupressus lusitanica subsp. kuluensisCupressus lusitanica subsp. torulosaCupressus majesticaCupressus nepalensisCupressus sempervirens var. indicaCupressus sempervirens subsp. indicaCupressus tongmaiensisCupressus tongmaiensis var. ludlowiiCupressus tournefortiiCupressus whitleyanaCupressus torulosa subsp. karnaliensisCupressus austrotibetica subsp. medogensisCupressus austrotibetica subsp. tongmaiensis
