For example, the overarching Pinus (or pine) genus — a category of related plants — encompasses about 115 species or specific varieties, such as ponderosa pine and lodgepole pine.

Despite its common name, this pyramidal conifer is not a true pine. Meaning, it’s not of genus Pinus.

Researchers report the evolutionary history of Pinus, the largest genus of conifers. Unlike most organisms with a distribution following a latitudinal diversity gradient, conifers in the Northern ...

It is a pine, rather obviously. In the genus Pinus, so there's not much mystery there. But which one? There are about 10 different pines that are native down here in the South.

Origins and Distribution. Pine trees, belonging to the genus Pinus, are native to the Northern Hemisphere, with species adapted to a range of climates from cold boreal forests to temperate regions.

Pine (Genus Pinus): Pines are not used as Christmas trees all that often but most tree lots will offer a few. Their popularity is quite regional, sometimes making up as much as 50 percent of local ...

Neiker-Tecnalia (the Basque Institute for Agricultural Research and Development) is working on the development of new biotechnological tools to produce in vitro selected trees of the Pinus genus.

Pinus taeda Smithsonian Gardens. Click to open image viewer. Photographed by: Hannele Lahti CC0 Usage Conditions Apply Click for more information. Click to view download files. Click to view IIIF info ...