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West Himalayan Fir
This kind of fir tree often referred to as the pindrow fir, is known for its prodigious size and distinctively long and thin conical form. To thrive, these trees, native to India and Pakistan, need a high humidity level and regular rainfall. The needle-like leaves of West Himalayan firs are the longest of any fir tree. The needles may reach up to 3.5 inches (9 cm) in length and have a shiny appearance. Two white stomatal bands may be seen on the underside of the needles, which contribute to the lighter look of the leaves.

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