[[File:Juniperus_phoenicea.jpg|thumb|Alt=Juniperus Phoenicea|350px|left|Juniperus Phoenicea]]Other Names : Phoenicean juniper, Arâr<br>a shrub or small evergreen tree, characterised by scaled leaves and berry-like fleshy fruits red to brown in colour. It occurs in patchy and often isolated populations over the whole Mediterranean region, included Morocco and Portugal, Canary and Madeira Islands, Sinai Peninsula and Saudi Arabia along the Red Sea, and grows principally on coastal dunes and cliffs, but also in mountain populations up to 2400 m.<br>See also : [[Juniperus Communis]]
==Special Precautions of Juniperus phoenicea==
==Health Benefits and Uses of Juniperus phoenicea==
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