European spruce (scientific name: Picea abies), also known as Norway spruce. It is a large evergreen conifer known for its upright tree shape and pronounced drooping branches. Native to northern and eastern Europe, the tree grows rapidly and is often used for reforestation in Europe and North America.

European spruce (scientific name: Picea abies (L.) H. Karst.) It is a tree of the spruce genus in the pine family. The plant can reach a height of 60 meters and a breast height diameter of 4-6 meters; Young trees have thin bark, while old trees have thick bark that splits into small thin pieces; Branches often droop, young branches are light reddish brown or orange red, hairless or sparsely hairy, persistent bud scales at the base are significantly rolled back, and winter buds are conical in shape; Leaves are square shaped with four edges, straight or curved, pointed at the tip, oblique in cross-section, and have pink white stomatal lines on all four sides; The cone is cylindrical in shape, with seeds about 4 millimeters long and wings about 16 millimeters long.

European spruce (scientific name: Picea abies (L.) H. Karst.) It is a tree of the spruce genus in the pine family. The plant can reach a height of 60 meters and a breast height diameter of 4-6 meters; Young trees have thin bark, while old trees have thick bark that splits into small thin pieces; Branches often droop, young branches are light reddish brown or orange red, hairless or sparsely hairy, persistent bud scales at the base are significantly rolled back, and winter buds are conical in shape; Leaves are square shaped with four edges, straight or curved, pointed at the tip, oblique in cross-section, and have pink white stomatal lines on all four sides; The cone is cylindrical in shape, with seeds about 4 millimeters long and wings about 16 millimeters long.