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Pinus albicaulis - small pine of western North America; having smooth grey-white bark and soft brittle wood; similar to limber pine

whitebark pine, whitebarked pine

white pine - any of several five-needled pines with white wood and smooth usually light grey bark when young; especially the eastern white pine

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* 2% statewide loss in whitebark pine (Pinus albicaulis), a candidate for U.S.

The California Tree Mortality Data Collection Network -- Enhanced communication and collaboration among scientists and stakeholders

Bower and Aitken (2008) analyzed the geographic variation and the genetic differentiation in phenotypic seedling traits in a common-garden experiment of whitebark pine (Pinus albicaulis Engelm).

TREE SEED SOURCING FOR LANDSCAPE RESTORATION UNDER CLIMATE CHANGES/ SELECAO DE SEMENTES DE ESPECIES ARBOREAS PARA A RESTAURACAO DE PAISAGENS EM MEIO AS MUDANCAS CLIMATICAS

An example is the occurrence of an outbreak in high-elevation forests of Pinus albicaulis of the Greater Yellowstone Basin.

The role of human activities on forest insect outbreaks worldwide/El papel de las actividades humanas sobre el forest insectos brotes en el mundo/Le role des activites humaines sur les forets infestations d'insectes dans le monde

(2001) investigated transpiration in stands in which the fire intolerant/shade tolerant Abies lasiocarpa had encroached into the fire tolerant/shade intolerant Pinus albicaulis forest in the absence of fire.

Premature decline of eucalyptus and altered ecosystem processes in the absence of fire in some Australian forests

After all, much has happened since the Imogene Lake Pinus albicaulis was first nominated for AMERICAN FORESTS' National Register of Big Trees more than a quarter century ago.

Demise of a charismatic champion: a search for the backcountry whitebark pine titleholder reveals a stunning tree but a casualty of age and global warming