Port-Orford-cedar trees have narrow, pyramidal, [ Select ] trunks, which means that that the trunks are flared at the bottom providing additional structural support for the tree. Port-Orford-cedars have flattened [ Select ] sprays of foliage, developing white [ Select ] markings on the underside. Mature Port-Orford-cedar leaves are [ Select ] and closely appressed to the twig in pairs. Leaves are tiny, mostly [ Select ] mm in length. Port-Orford-cedar cones are [ Select ] and 8 mm in diameter; they start out [ Select ] in color and then ripen to brown. Within its native range, Port-Orford-cedar is severely threatened by a root rot fungus called [ Select ]