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Pinus sylvestris by Science and Plants for Schools

Pinus ovule showing megagametophyte with archegonium.

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A cross section of a pine tree root

Pinus taiwanensis-13 by The Tree Library

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Maturing second-year cones, Immortal's cavern path, Lushan, Ren’ai Township, Nantou County, Taiwan, May, 2009, contributed by © Philippe de Spoelberch

The Pinus by Rezza Habibie

Pinus forest, Mangunan, Bantul, Yogyakarta.

Pinus brutia - cone by S. Rae

Argaka, Cyprus

starr-051106-5209-Pinus_caribaea_var_hondurensis-needles_and_Megalagrion_blackburni-Makawao_Forest_Reserve-Maui by Forest and Kim Starr

Pinus caribaea var. hondurensis (Caribean pine)

Needles and Megalagrion blackburni at Makawao Forest Reserve, Maui, Hawaii.

November 06, 2005

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Pinus rigida by Candy Shirey

MidAtlantic Bonsai Societies

Spring Festival 2010

Exhibit

Pinus rigida

Pitch Pine

Pinus_mugo_4_2 by Mark Egger

Pinus mugo, Untersberg Mountain, Berchtesgaden Alps, SW of Salzburg, border of Austria and Germany, 14 Jul 2014.

starr-100713-3199-Pinus_radiata-habit_view_cabin_and_rock_outcrops-Holua_Hilton_Haleakala_National_Park-Maui by Forest and Kim Starr

Pinus radiata (Monterey pine)

Habit view cabin and rock outcrops at Holua Hilton Haleakala National Park, Maui, Hawaii.

July 13, 2010

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Pinus Village by Maurizio Casula

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Pinus longaeva-Great Basin Bristlecone Pine by Laura Camp

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younger trees with full foliage and varied forms

Pinus koraiensis 2016 by F. D. Richards

Korean Pine, PLTD 1963

Pinus longaeva by xerantheum

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The young female cones are quite beautiful with a purplish cast.

Pinus taeda by Nicholas Goebel

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Pinus sylvestris-12 by The Tree Library

Vandusen Botanical Garden, Vancouver, B.C.

starr-110727-7946-Pinus_sp-habitat_and_forklift_for_risk_reduction_along_roads-Polipoli-Maui by Forest and Kim Starr

Pinus sp. (Pine)

Habitat and forklift for risk reduction along roads at Polipoli, Maui, Hawaii.

July 27, 2011

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starr-040214-0050-Pinus_patula-Forest_pulling_small_tree-Puu_Nianiau-Maui by Forest and Kim Starr

Pinus patula (Mexican weeping pine)

Forest pulling small tree at Puu Nianiau, Maui, Hawaii.

February 14, 2004

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starr-110727-7945-Pinus_sp-burnt_adults_and_lots_of_saplings-Polipoli-Maui by Forest and Kim Starr

Pinus sp. (Pine)

Burnt adults and lots of saplings at Polipoli, Maui, Hawaii.

July 27, 2011

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Pinus pinea by chuck b.

Saratoga, California.

Pinus-halepensis_5 by Amadej Trnkoczy

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Pinus halepensis Mill., syn.: Pinus maritima Mill., Pinus ceciliae Llorens & L. Llorens

Family: Pinaceae

EN: Aleppo Pine, Jerusalem Pine, DE: Aleppo-Kiefer

Slo.: alepski bor

Date: April 23. 2006, April 24. 2006 and April 26. 2006

Lat.: 44.3857 Long.: 14.7949

Code: Bot_0114/2006_DSC_0077, Bot_0115/2006_DSC0149 and Bot_0117/2006_DSC0262

Habitat: Seashore, nearly flat terrain, open and sunny area; elevation 3 m (10 feet), average precipitation about 950 mm per year, average temperature between 13-15 °C, Mediterranean phytogeographical region.

Substratum: soil.

Location: Croatia, Zadar region, Zadar archipelago, island of Olib, north Slatinica Bay.

Comments on the Flickr album Pinus halepensis: The island of Olib is small, measuring just 26 km² (10 sq mi). It had a dense population a century ago, with around 1,500 inhabitants (in 2021, only about 120 remained). Almost the entire surface of the island was transformed by humans into agricultural plots surrounded by hundreds of kilometers of dry stone walls. The inhabitants cultivated vines and olives, producing wine and olive oil. Some areas were set aside for grazing livestock, which provided them with cheese. The island's original vegetation was completely altered, and the forest that once covered it was nearly entirely destroyed.

Pinus halepensis is the most prevalent species of the genus Pinus along the eastern Adriatic coast and its islands. The forests of Pinus halepensis cover extensive areas on both the mainland and the islands. However, on the island of Olib, it currently grows only in a few tiny areas. One of the largest and most stunning stands of this remarkable tree is located on the northern side of Slatinica Bay, enhancing the beautiful beach there.

Ref.:

(1) T. Nikolić, Flora Croatica, Vaskularna flora Republike Hrvatske, Vol. 2., Alfa d.d.. Zagreb (2020), p 59.

(2) R. Brus, Drevesa in grmi Jadrana (Trees and bushes of Adria) (in Slovene), Modrijan Pub, (2012), p 42.

(3) M. Blamey, C. Grey-Wilson, Wild Flowers of the Mediterranean, A & C Black, London (2005), p 27.

Escorces 4 by Daniel Espejo Fraga

Pinus pinea, detall escorça 1. Sabadell (Spain) III 2008

Pinus pinaster by Jim Harding

Maritime Pine, Cluster Pine, 2 long, stiff, glossy green needles, E end Orville Thompson Hall, UC Davis, native coast of France to Greece

Pinus eldarica by Jim Harding

Afghan Pine, usually 2 needles, Arboretum Conifer Collection, UC Davis, also considered a ssp of P. brutia

松科松屬濕地松 (樹幹) 台大 Pinus elliottii by 翁明毅

Pinus albicaulis by Matt Lavin

Whitebark pine is widespread in the Teton Range at the upper elevation including on the high benches and shelve and ledges on rock faces where it co-dominates with subalpine fir (Abies lasiocarpa). During the summer of 2016, the abundant cone crop was apparently produced high in the tree. This view looking down into Death Canyon and across at the Death Canyon Shelf.

Pinus sylvestris-17 by The Tree Library