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Pinus nigra

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Noun1.Pinus nigra - large two-needled timber pine of southeastern Europe
black pine
pine, pine tree, true pine - a coniferous tree
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153 127 57 arizonica 1998 Austrian Pinus nigra [DELTA] 1995 128 95 55 Bishop Pinus muricata 2005 198 72 86 Border pinyon Pinus discolor 2005 61 46 28 Chihuahua Pinus leiophylla var.
The National Register of Big Trees 2008 by Dawley, Margo; Phillips, Janelle / American Forests
In Sweden in the winter time the Swedes often make ''strunt'' tea from the needles and tiny baby pine cones of the Pinus nigra - European Black Pine tree or Austrian Pine tree.
History of Pine Trees by Pat Malcolm / Home improvement and landscaping community
MI 48824 Pinus nigra (Austrian pine) is native to cool-to-cold temperate European regions exhibiting a wide geographical range (5[degrees]E to 40[degrees]W and 35[degrees]N to 48[degrees]N).
Botany & Plant Ecology. (Abstracts-2003 Annual Meetings) by Michigan Academician
 
 
 
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