### plant | tracheophyte | tree | conifer | pine:

Australian pine
* medium to tall evergreen tree.
* overruns the barrier islands endangering sea turtle and American crocodile habitats.
* poses a serious threat to some wildlife species.

Black pine
* are extremely susceptible to tip blight.
* do however shine a brilliant black color especially on the belly scales.
* is limber in comparison to many trees
* strong tree that responds well to the techniques used in the creation of bonsai.
* tree that takes many years to achieve the mature look of a superior specimen bonsai.

European pine
* martens usually make their own dens in hollow trees or scrub-covered fields.
* shoot moth causes young shoots to fall over.

Heart pine
* durable wood and was used in the original construction of the tavern buildings.
* is cut from antique timbers.

Lodgepole
* are hardy trees that are largely resistant to disease.
* have a greenish yellow color compared to other evergreens when viewed from a distance.
* is pine

Mountain pine
* beetles overwinter in the tunnel system as small white grubs with brown heads.
* is pine

### plant | tracheophyte | tree | conifer | pine:

Pinyon
* Most pinyons have membranous tissue
  - seeds
* Most pinyons occupy forest zones
* Some pinyons establish in areas.
* Some pinyons grow on rocky slopes
  - occur in woodlands
  - provide food
  - replace juniper
  - survive fire
* are a most lovely, soft, dark green
  - icons of the Southwest
* includes bark
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - leaf nodes
  - nuclei
  - pinecones
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - stumps
  - tree branches
  - treetops
  - trunks
  - vacuoles
  - xylem
* remain the most popular source of fuelwood in New Mexico.

Pinyon pine
* Some pinyon pine grows at elevation.
* are a hardy species, but it is still important to minimize stress and wounding
  - the source of the largest wild seed crop in the United States
  - well-suited to many parts of Colorado
* grow naturally at several elevations in the American West.

### plant | tracheophyte | tree | conifer | pine | pinyon:

Mexican pinyon
* native, monoecious small tree.
* occurs in semiarid climates with relatively high temperatures and evaporation rates.

Pitch pine
* disappear to be replaced by mosses and stunted shrubs.
* has large plates.
* is able to thrive on both dry and wet sites and has good potential for revegetation
  - used for rough construction, pulp, crating, and fuel
  - yellow pine

Pond pine
* hybridizes with several southern pines.
* is also fire-adapted, sprouting from the bole and branches following fire
* occurs in a variety of coastal plains habitat types.
* produces copious amounts of red-colored pitch.
* scattered, overlooked native pine which is often confused with loblolly pine.

Sand pine
* have short, twisted needles and highly divided branches.
* is fire-adapted
  - intermediate in size
  - restricted to well-drained sandy ridges that burn infrequently
* small to medium sized tree with a conical crown and persistent low lateral branches.

Scotch pine
* are especially susceptible, but others can be infected if they are stressed
  - least expensive, then spruces
* cultivates inner strength and perseverance.
* is native to Europe and Asia
  - reproduced from seed
  - susceptible to both ponderosa and lodgepole pine dwarf mistletoe
  - the best selling species in the Midwest

Slash pine
* are common throughout the Indian River Lagoon system
  - monoecious
* die from root compaction caused by heavy equipment or changes in grade or water table.
* have fewer limbs and prune better than loblolly pines.

Southern pine
* Some southern pine grows in countries
  - habitats
  - other countries
* grow over a wide range of soil fertility levels.