Quaedam in montanis prolixiora nascuntur ac firmiora propter frigus, ut abietes ac sappini, hic, quod tepidiora, populi ac salices; susum fertiliora, ut arbutus ac quercus, deorsum, ut nuces graecae ac mariscaefici.
Certain trees, such as the fir and the pine, flourish best and are sturdiest in the mountains on account of the cold climate, while the poplar and the willow thrive here where the climate is warmer; the arbute and the oak do better in the uplands, the almond and the mariscan fig in the lowlands.
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