Evergreen and linear, the leaves are very dark green above and light yellowish-green below, ranging from 1/2 - 1 1/4" in length. The leaves gradually taper to a sharp point more gradually than the other species of yew. The leaves are radially borne around the stem but held in a nearly 2-ranked condition. Most cultivars have leaves that are curved downward from the base to the apex. Yew foliage, especially dried, is highly toxic to cattle.
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