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ground hemlock 
the Canadian yew, Taxus canadensis.
- 1822 (1928) The soil and shelter are so good here that the ground-hemlock, bearing its red berries, constitutes the chief underwood, as in the forests of Canada and Nova Scotia.
- 1926 Close to the ridge, in a clump of ground hemlock, was [a] stream on whose banks the snow lay a few inches deep.
- 1956 Two species, the western yew, and the Canada yew or ground hemlock . . . occur in Canada.
- 1822 (1928) The soil and shelter are so good here that the ground-hemlock, bearing its red berries, constitutes the chief underwood, as in the forests of Canada and Nova Scotia.