Pinus banksiana

Domain: Eukaryota • Regnum: Plantae • Phylum: Pinophyta • Ordo: Pinales • Familia: Pinaceae • Genus: Pinus • Species: Pinus banksiana Lamb.

Wikispecies has an entry on:

Pinus banksiana

Tavakeelsed nimed [muuda wikidata 'hall mänd']

• eesti: hall mänd
• English: Jack Pine, Hudson Bay Pine, jack pine
• azərbaycanca: Banks şamı
• تۆرکجه: بانکس شامی
• беларуская: Хвоя Банкса
• čeština: borovice Banksova
• Deutsch: Banks-Kiefer
• Esperanto: Banks-pino
• فارسی: کاج خاکستری
• suomi: Banksinmänty
• français: Pin gris
• עברית: אורן בנקס
• magyar: Banks-fenyő
• հայերեն: Սոճի Բանկսի
• íslenska: Gráfura
• 日本語: バンクスマツ
• перем коми: Банкс пожум
• lietuvių: Bankso pušis
• മലയാളം: ജാക്ക് പൈൻ
• norsk bokmål: Banksfuru
• Nederlands: Struikden
• norsk: Banksfuru
• polski: Sosna Banksa
• română: Pin bancsian
• русский: Сосна Банкса
• slovenčina: Borovica Banksova
• svenska: banksianatall
• Türkçe: Banks çamı
• удмурт: Банкс пужым
• українська: Сосна Банкса
• 中文: 北美短叶松
• 中文（简体）: 北美短叶松, 短叶松

Photographs

Natural

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  Trees, Neils Harbour, Nova Scotia
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  Trees, Maine
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  Trees, Gadway Sandstone Pavement Barrens, Clinton Co., New York
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  Bridgenorth, Ontario
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  Young Pinus banksiana scrub forest
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  Tree
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  Bark. Maine
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  Foliage, pollen cones (left), immature seed cone (lower center). Maine.
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  Cones, near Smoky Lake, Alberta, Canada
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  Foliage and cones, USA
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  Foliage and cone, Neils Harbour, Nova Scotia
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  Closed cones. USA
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  Cone
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  Dendroica kirtlandii on P. banksiana

Cultivated

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  Young tree, cultivated, Drewnica Forests, Poland
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  Pinus rigida (on the left) and Pinus banksiana (on the right), cultivated, Drewnica Forests, Poland
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  Pinus banksiana in Pinus sylvestris forest, cultivated, Drewnica Forests, Poland
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  Male inflorescence, cultivated, Warsaw University Botanical Garden, Poland
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  Female inflorescence, cultivated, Warsaw University Botanical Garden, Poland
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  Female flower (cone) in Ostrołęka, Poland
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  Cone, Poland
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  Foliage and cone, cultivated, Poland

Maps and illustrations

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  Range map
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  N.L. Britton and A. Brown, 1913
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  Illustration from "Description of the Genus Pinus ..." by Aylmer Bourke Lambert