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Pine, Pinus spp. Disease Index
Pine, Pinus spp. Disease Index PINE Pinus spp. Disease Index Annosus Root Rot Brown Spot Needle Blight Cotton Root Rot Fusiform Rust Needlecast Needle Curl Needle Rust Pitch Canker Seedling Blight Sphaeropsis Blight Wood Rots January, 1996
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Landowner Fact Sheets - jack pine
Landowner Fact Sheets - jack pine jack pine Pinus banksiana Jack pine is found in northern forests, primarily in Canada. It is the most northerly occuring of pine species also found in the U.S. ... one inch long needles occuring in bundles of two. Light Water Growth Size Timber Value Jack pine is used for lumber, round timber, and pulpwood. Wildlife Value Kirtland's warbler, a rare, endangered ...
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Landowner Fact Sheets - lodgepole pine
Landowner Fact Sheets - lodgepole pine lodgepole pine Pinus contorta Lodgepole pine is a widely distributed, slender crowned western conifer of significant timber value. It is also a common component of many ... tubes; reddening of foliage dwarf mistletoe presence of the parasite in lodgepole trees Fun facts Lodgepole pine is a slow growing species and may live over 500 years. They are heavy seed ...
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Slash Pine
Slash Pine Pinus elliottii Engelm. slash pine *Nomenclature: Pinus taeda L. var. heterophylla Ell., Sketch Bot. S.-Car. Ga. 2: 636. 1824. Pinus elliottii Engelm. ex Vasey, Cat. Forest Trees U.S. ... not only in geographical location, but also in seedling development and wood density. South Florida slash pine produces a grass stage and is comprised of denser wood. Human uses: pulp, timber, naval stores ...
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Spruce Pine
... Spruce Pine Pinus glabra Walt. spruce pine *Nomenclature: Pinus glabra Walt., Fl. Carol. 237. 1788. DERIVATION: Glabrous, or smooth, referring to the smoothish bark. OTHER COMMON NAMES: cedar pine, poor pine ... uses: Pulp, lumber, and Christmas trees. Because the wood is close-grained and brittle, spruce pine is of limited economic use. Animal uses: Same as other Australes pines. Australes pines Range ...
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Phosphorus and nitrogen limitations to photosynthesis in Rocky Mountain bristlecone pine (Pinus aristata) in Colorado
... Contents Contribute Subscribe Contact Tree Physiology, 26:1477–1486 © 2006 Heron Publishing—Victoria, Canada [ PDF ] [ Return to Contents ] Phosphorus and nitrogen limitations to photosynthesis in Rocky Mountain bristlecone pine (Pinus aristata) in Colorado Richard L. Boyce (1, 2), Jennifer R. Larson (3, 4) and Robert L. Sandford, Jr. (3) 1. Department of Biological Sciences, Northern Kentucky ...
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Mugo Pine
... Mugo Pine (Swiss Mountain Pine) - Pinus mugo General Information: Mugo Pine is a shrub or small, round or broad pyramidal plant 4 to 10 feet tall which grows best in sun or partial shade in ... as white cottony growths on the bark. All types produce honeydew which may support sooty mold. European Pine shoot moth causes young shoots to fall over. Infested shoots may exude resin. The insects can be ...
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Japanese White Pine
Japanese White Pine Japanese White Pine - Pinus parviflora General information: Japanese White Pine creates a striking landscape element wherever it is used. Often seen as a dense, conical form when young, ... . The needles grow in groups of five, so this tree is also known as "five-needle pine", especially the cultivar P. pentaphylla. Family: Pinaceae Lighting: Full sun. Temperature: Zone 4B to 7A. ...
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The Pine Family of Trees in the Sierra Nevada
... and fruit, plus informative text guide you through over 300 native tree species west of the Rocky Mountains.) Pines (Pinus). Pines have needle-like sets of leaves bound in a thin sheath. These species are in the Sierra: Single-needle pine: One-leaf pinyon pine (Pinus monophylla). Two-needle pine: Lodgepole Pine (P. contorta). Three-needle pines: Gray (or "foothill" or "Digger") Pine (P ...
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The Pine Families of Trees in Southern California
... leaf, flower, and fruit, plus informative text guide you through over 300 native tree species west of the Rocky Mountains.) Pines (Pinus). Pines have needle-like sets of leaves bound in a thin sheath. These species are in Southern California: Single-needle pine: One-leaf pinyon pine (Pinus monophylla). Two-needle pines: Lodgepole Pine (P. contorta). Bishop Pine ...
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