Definition: The term "ceduous" generally refers to a type of tree that grows between two major horizontal limits, often defined by a natural slope or contour line. These trees are characterized by their broad leaves, which are typically smaller than those on taller trees and have a distinctive shape, resembling a cypress or a pine branch. They are usually found in areas with low to moderate rainfall and are able to withstand the elements well. In general, cedars and other deciduous trees like oak, maple
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