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 ===Araucana===
-As far as I understand no species of Araucana have edible foliage (()) or back, but the nuts of many are often considered prime. The foliage of Araucanas does not have any notable scent and is unlikely to have distinct flavor. There is some evidence that Araucaria also contain isocupressic acid.
+As far as I understand no species of Araucana have edible foliage or bark (()), but the nuts of many are often considered prime. The foliage of Araucanas does not have any notable scent and is unlikely to have distinct flavor. There is some evidence that Araucaria bark also contains isocupressic acid. ((http://www.thegoodscentscompany.com/data/rw1429551.html)).
 ===Cedars===
 ==Genus Thuja==
-As far as I know all Thuja cedars, and all parts contain thujone.
+As far as I know all Thuja cedars, and all parts contain thujone. \\
-the inner bark of Thuja plicata and occidentalis is edible ((https://www.americanforests.org/magazine/article/edible-trees-foraging-food-forests/))
+the inner bark of Thuja plicata and occidentalis is edible ((https://www.americanforests.org/magazine/article/edible-trees-foraging-food-forests/)) \\
+It would appear that the young cones and needles of Thuja are edible as well. \\
 Thuja occidentalis has edible cones ((https://foragerchef.com/mugolio-pine-cone-syrup/)) ((https://foragerchef.com/cedar-cones/)) \\
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 ==Genus Cedrus==
-I can find relatively little information about the edibility of old wold cedars (genus Cedrus). There are 4 species in total, and It appears the essential oils from these species is edible, but there is little information online of any parts that are commonly eaten.
+I can find relatively little information about the edibility of old world cedars (genus Cedrus). There are 4 species in total, and It appears the essential oils from these species is edible, but there is little information online of any parts that are commonly eaten.
 ===Furs===