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Abies alba foliage from Dinaric calcareous fir forests on Mt... Abies alba foliage from Dinaric calcareous fir forests on Mt... foliage from Dinaric calcareous fir forests on Mt... Grand Fir or Giant Fir... Interior Grand Fir or Giant Fir... Nordmann Fir or Caucasian Fir...

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