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pine

(pīn),
An evergreen coniferous tree of the genus Pinus (family Pinaceae), various species of which yield tar, turpentine, resin, and volatile oils.
[L. pinus, a pine tree]
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Gabriela Ritokova, lead author and assistant director of the Swiss Needle Cooperative, said the epidemic likely began when a Douglas fir that originated from seed sources outside the region was planted in the Coast Range.
4 pieces of Douglas fir 2x4 stud stock (2 to a 21 3/4" length and 2 to a 24 1/4" length).
Douglas fir is a cone-bearing softwood, meaning that it is not a "true" fir.
A Douglas fir at Cairndow, Argyll, at 202 feet, is now thought to be Scotland's tallest.
Which is 13ft shorter than another Douglas Fir that Paul scaled last year at Cairndow, Argyll.
In the final analysis, Douglas fir and redwood trees (Sequoia sempervirens) were randomly chosen from this set of trees for comparison with the nest trees, since red tree voles are not known to nest in any other species of tree present in the study area (Maser, 1966).
He discovered many new animal and plant species, including the popular Christmas evergreen, the Douglas fir.
They said there was a need for larger evergreen trees, and the Douglas Fir was chosen as the tree type for the project, based on their size and foliage.
For example, Steel said, Western gray squirrels use Douglas fir for nesting, resting and cover, but they come into oak areas to forage.
The gigantic Douglas fir tree on the Lake Vyrnwy estate near Llanwddyn, managed by Forestry Commission Wales, can lay claim to being the tallest tree in Wales at 60.62 metres.
The wooden structure adds great beauty to the interior of the building and Douglas fir is also used in the mausoleum to great effect.
But, after eight years of standing proudly in the forestry section of the showground in Llanelwedd, the two Douglas fir poles that host the annual pole climbing competition are about to be replaced.
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