pseudo xanthin (sud ok san thin)

[ flat and very narrow linear leaves, spirally inserted, but psha, pshah (shä or pshä), interj. See pshaw. spreading somewhat in two ranks by a twist at the base, and handsome pendulous cones, which are nearly cylindrical, 2 or 3 inches long, and are matured the first year. In the variety macrocarpa, the hemlock of the San Bernard i no Mountains, a smaller tree, about 50 feet in height, the cones reach 7 inches long, and the larger seeds contain as many as from nine to twelve seed-leaves.