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Pinus rigidaObserv.
supertigerDescripción
stiff, slightly twisted leaves, mostly 3 per fascicle
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Pinus rigidaObserv.
stephanie544Descripción
Thicker and wirey needles bundles of 3. New York... ponderosa or pitch pine ? Is one toxic ?
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Pinus serotinaObserv.
arleighLugar
PrivadoDescripción
Pinus serotina (pond pine), Pinaceae, Canopy Tree, 2 to 700 feet, blooms Apr
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Pinus serotinaObserv.
scadwellDescripción
Croatan National Forest, North Carolina
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Pinus serotinaObserv.
marykeimDescripción
Rock Springs Run State Reserve, Lake County, FL, December 2011. Species account: flame.fl-dof.com/apps/trees.php
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Pinus serotinaObserv.
marykeimDescripción
Rock Springs Run State Reserve, Lake County, FL, December 2011. Species account: flame.fl-dof.com/apps/trees.php
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Pinus serotinaObserv.
jkspoonerDescripción
Next to a low pocosin in Croatan National Forest.
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Pinus serotinaObserv.
mrbryanamesDescripción
A few pond pines in this location. Wasn’t sure if it was recorded in iNaturalist for this project. Cheers!
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Pinus serotinaObserv.
etantrahDescripción
Epicormic branches, serotinous cones, and the needles seem wide (with a conspicuous midrib) though that may not be a diagnostic character for the species
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Pinus serotinaObserv.
etantrahDescripción
Old serotinous cone, needles (not shown) in threes and intermediate in length between P. palustris and P. taeda
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Pinus serotinaObserv.
lincolndureyDescripción
Ossabaw Island, day 2: https://www.inaturalist.org/calendar/lincolndurey/2019/2/9
Vigorous seedling with 4-needle facsicles.
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Pinus serotinaObserv.
marykeimDescripción
Savage/Christmas Creek Preserve, Orange County, FL, March 2016.
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Pinus serotinaObserv.
marykeimDescripción
Tosohatchee Wildlife Management Area, Orange County, FL, December 2015.
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Pinus serotinaObserv.
marykeimDescripción
Charles Bronson State Forest, Joshua Creek Trailhead, Orange County, FL, March 2014.
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Pinus serotinaObserv.
marykeimDescripción
Econ River Wilderness Area, Seminole County, FL, December 2012.
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Pinus serotinaObserv.
toxmaceDescripción
1st of 3 trees growing on highest, dryest area on the property oddly.
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Pinus serotinaObserv.
toxmaceDescripción
2nd of 3 trees growing on highest, dryest area on the property oddly.
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Pinus serotinaObserv.
toxmaceDescripción
2 trees growing at a more appropriate lowland site.
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Pinus rigidaObserv.
srgalehouseDescripción
There is a planting of these pines in a local metropark. The trees have needles 3/fascicle, cones that are serotinous and remain on the trees for a long time, and trunks which often display epicormic sprouts.They have been ID'd by others as pitch pine, but the needle length, 6'' or longer, seems to rule out pitch pine. The photo with the ruler shows what I think is pond pine on top, with pitch pine below it. The trees occur in woods with an odd combination of these trees plus Scots pine, Douglas-fir, Norway maple, and native oaks. Any opinions as to their true ID?
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Pinus serotinaObserv.
toxmaceDescripción
State champion candidate. Measured and submitted.
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Pinus serotinaObserv.
etantrahDescripción
Dominant tree species with loblolly closer to the RT.33
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Pinus serotinaObserv.
marykeimDescripción
Black Hammock Wilderness Area, Seminole County, FL, October 2018. Bioblitz.
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Pinus serotinaObserv.
fayloDescripción
Growing in front yard of home in Gainesville
