What kind of tree is this?

Clues

• Evergreen conifer that can reach about 30 feet
• Subcanopy tree
• Open crown and conical shape with whorled branches
• Branches are spreading to slightly droopy
• Needles are stiff and needle-like and arranged in two ranks on the branches
• Leaves are glossy green on top and light green on bottom
• When crushed, the leaves have a strong, unpleasant, resinous odor
• Dioecious; male and female reproductive structures on different trees
• Male cones are 5-7 cm long grouped in lines along the underside of the shoot
• Female cones, when young, are tiny and more angular than the male cones, and are in groups of 2-5 near the tip of a branchlet
• Female cones mature to a drupe with a single large nut seed surrounded completely by a fleshy covering (aril), 2.5-3.8 cm
• Green aril turns orange or purple in late fall

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