Pinus Pinus, SweetexSprengel
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14. P. canariensis SweetexSprengel View in CoL , Syst.Veg. 3:887 (1826).
Up to 30 m; bark becomingthick,slightlyfissured,reddish-brown. Twigs glabrous,yellow.Budsovoid, notresinous; scales broadly white-fringed. Leaves 200-300 x 1mm, inthrees, slender, acute,denselycrowded;resin-canalssubmarginal.Cone 10-20x4-7 cm,ovoid-conic,shortlystalked,deflexed;apophysis depressed-pyramidal; umbo not mucronate.Seed c. 12 mm; wing c. 20 mm. Plantedfortimber inItaly and to a smallerextent elsewhere in the Mediterraneanregion. [It.] (Canarias.)
P. taeda L. , Sp. Pl. 1000(1753), from S. &S. E.North America, a tree up to 3O(-5O) m,withglaucoustwigs,rigidleaves120 - 250 mm, submarginal resincanalsandcones6-10 cm, iscultivated for timber on asmallscale inEurope.
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