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The white balls on juniper trees are actually the cones produced by female juniper plants. These cones are not true berries but are fleshy, bluish-white structures that contain seeds. They serve to attract birds and other animals, which help in seed dispersal, ensuring the propagation of the species. The white appearance comes from a waxy coating that helps protect the seeds.

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