RMB3EA5G–Longleaf Pine Pinus palustris Raleigh North Carolina United States 15 May Pinaceae
RMHFG3KT–Longleaf pine, Pinus stylesii Pinus needles Close up, Pineneedles
RMD8HXKF–Elk283-4358 Louisiana, Kisatchie National Forest, longleaf pine
RFTWT2BP–closeup of the end of a branch of longleaf pine showing new growth and long gracefully drooping needles on a nearly black background
RMB4A9WP–longleaf ironwood needles
RFBM222D–Longleaf Pine Pinus palustris seedling Southeastern USA
RF2KED5BR–A lone longleaf pine tree in a deserted landscape against the blue sky
RMK8DEAH–Long leaf pine trees, Bethune, South Carolina, USA.
RMC900CB–Recently burned Longleaf Pine Pinus palustris Forest Apalachicola National Forest Florida Panhandle USA
RM2A8B2B4–Detail of Ponderosa Pine tree bark showing needles (above), Gateway Mesa Open Space Park, Castle Rock Colorado US. Photo taken in June
RMC8XTE3–Tip of young Longleaf Pine Tree or sapling Pinus palustris Florida USA
RFF0J3TF–Long-Leaf Pine (Pinus palustris) Pollen Sacs
RMC8XTD6–Tip of young Longleaf Pine Tree or sapling Pinus palustris Florida USA
RFHMNDM2–Close up view of the long leaf pine tree in North Carolina.
RMC7TP72–Longleaf Pine Pinus palustris cone germinating at base of mature Longleaf Pine Tree Florida USA
RFPH2RD7–Longleaf pine (Pinus palustris) cones, multiple, brown - Davie, Florida, USA
RF2FYNY5D–Reflection of Longleaf Pine forest in flooded forest road, Florida, USA, by James D Coppinger/Dembinsky Photo Assoc
RMA6F4KJ–Bark of the Longleaf Pine, Florida
RMEGM7AW–Longleaf pine (Pinus palustris).
RF2HP9FKJ–Naples, Florida Coller County Gordon River Greenway Park with forest landscape summer view of longleaf pine trees in blue sky
RF2G0XY75–Pine trees in Fairhope, AL, USA, climb into the sky in an image taken on Nov. 1, 2020.
RF2JBTFF4–Pinus patula plant young pine needles close up, selective focus. Macro of Pinus strobus needles in focus as green background. Texture of natural greenery
RMFBR4TE–Pinus palustris or known as Long leaf Pine bonsai
RMB9WB0M–Pine tree branch
RF2REAK2C–Male cones and needles of chir pine tree (Pinus roxburghii).
RM2R6EYEB–Longleaf Pine (Pinus palustris). Date: 1929. Watercolor on paper. Museum: Smithsonian American Art Museum.
RMK8DE8G–Long leafpine trees, Bethune, South Carolina, USA. Long leaf pine trees are used for mulch in landscaping.
RF2GNYTCF–Longleaf pine (Pinus palustris). Called Southern Yellow Pine, Florida pine and Georgia pine also. Included in International Union for Conservation of
RF2NK3257–Close on a cluster of cones, part of the Longleaf Pine tree known for its endurance and long life. Pinus palustris
RF2GNYNFJ–Longleaf pine (Pinus palustris). Called Southern Yellow Pine, Florida pine and Georgia pine also. Included in International Union for Conservation of
RFG3K53C–Long-Leaf Pine (Pinus palustris) Pollen Sacs
RF2DCGGH7–Pinus roxburghii (chir pine, longleaf Indian pine) male cone at spring
RFA6XGRH–New growth on a longleaf pine (Pinus palustris) in Florida, a tree native to the southern USA
RF2CBTRMM–Vertical shot of a newly planted pinus palustris on a sandy ground
RF2H6KT7K–Close up of Pinus palustris in the garden.
RM2FR1PK7–Burnt bark of Longleaf Pine (Pinus palustris, Gulf coastal plain, USA, by James D Coppinger/Dembinsky Photo Assoc
RMA6F4KH–Longleaf Pines, Suwanee River State Park, Florida
RMEGM7BH–Longleaf pine (Pinus palustris).
RMA6F4KP–Cone of the 'Longleaf' cone, Florida
RF2HP9FMF–Low angle view of longleaf pine trees in blue sky in Naples, Florida Coller County Gordon River Greenway Park with forest landscape summer view
RM2F9B1XE–Longleaf Pine (Pinus palustris), 1929.
RF2PN0F8F–Conifer needles with cones . Evergreen coniferous branch
RMB9WA10–Pine tree branch
RF2REAK2P–Fully open male cones and needles of a pine tree (Pinus roxburghii).
RMBA0XHH–New Immature pine cones
RF2HEWJ6T–Beautiful pine leaves plant with dark background suitable for nature and landscape wallpaper
RMB9YDG2–New Immature pollen cone
RF2NKWXKR–Close on a cluster of cones, part of the Longleaf Pine tree known for its endurance and long life. Pinus palustris
RM2AKBKH4–The tree book : A popular guide to a knowledge of the trees of North America and to their uses and cultivation . ytrampling, browsing cattle, sheep and goats. Squirrels gnawthe green cones and eat the unripe seeds. So between the care-less wastefulness of men and the inconsiderateness of lower ani-mals, the vast forests of longleaf pine dwindle. The leaves of Pinns palustris yield by distillation an essentialoil of balsamic odour that closely resembles oil of turpentine.The weaving of florists baskets from the long, shining needles isjust beginning, and is an industry that ought profitably toe
RFG3K53A–Long-Leaf Pine (Pinus palustris) Pollen Sacs
RF2NK2P3E–Close on a cluster of cones, part of the Longleaf Pine tree known for its endurance and long life. Pinus palustris
RF2DCGGT2–Pinus roxburghii (chir pine, longleaf Indian pine) male cone at spring
RF2GG6YD6–Christmas is coming. Branches of pine spruce close up. Coniferous evergreen spruce tree. Immortality eternal life. Spruce or conifer plant. Spruce fir
RF2J2BBC8–Grove of pine trees planted in a straight line, forest nature landscape background long and tall trunks closeup
RM2FX35MD–Burnt bark of Longleaf Pine (Pinus palustris, Gulf coastal plain, USA, by James D Coppinger/Dembinsky Photo Assoc
RF2A1CJCF–Symbolizing immortality and eternal life. Spruce or conifer plant. Spruce fir or needles on blurred natural background. Branches of pine spruce. Coniferous evergreen spruce tree.
RMBMH8AK–Longleaf Pine Seedling Pinus palustris Alabama USA
RMEGM6ME–Longleaf pine (Pinus palustris).
RF2JBK92D–Detail of pine trees with daylight.
RMB9YHR4–New Immature pollen cone
RM2AXFF0R–The longleaf pine in virgin forest ; a silvical study . d at theu characteristic habitof growing in upright tufts. The needles are soclosely packed about the sides of the bud that thelight must enter well from above to reach the budeffectively. The need for this overhead light iswell illustrated in the sapling shown in Fig. 8.This young tree, after having been bent over bythe fall of a larger one near by, was obliged to ad-just itself to the changed conditions of light, andthe result is shown in the very remarkable contor-tion of its branches. In Fig. 5 the same tend-ency to reach the overhead
RFG3K53D–Long-Leaf Pine (Pinus palustris) Pollen Sacs
RF2NJ64YR–Close on a cluster of cones, part of the Longleaf Pine tree known for its endurance and long life. Pinus palustris
RF2J2BBP7–Grove of pine trees planted in a straight line, forest nature landscape background long and tall trunks closeup
RFW16G3P–Symbolizing immortality and eternal life. Spruce or conifer plant. Spruce fir or needles on blurred natural background. Branches of pine spruce. Coniferous evergreen spruce tree.
RMBMHBB9–Longleaf Pine Seedling Pinus palustris Alabama USA
RMEGM7B3–Longleaf pine (Pinus palustris).
RFB2FT04–Longleaf Pine Seedling Pinus palustris Southeastern USA
RF2JBK927–Detail of pine trees with daylight.
RFC900E7–Longleaf Pine Pinus palustris sapling Southeastern USA
RFC900E0–Longleaf Pine Pinus palustris saplings Southeastern USA
RFB2FP39–Longleaf Pine Seedling Pinus palustris Southeastern USA
RF2NKWTPA–Close on a cluster of cones, part of the Longleaf Pine tree known for its endurance and long life. Pinus palustris
RF2A39BKB–Symbolizing immortality and eternal life. Spruce or conifer plant. Spruce fir or needles on blurred natural background. Branches of pine spruce. Coniferous evergreen spruce tree.
RMEGM7B7–Longleaf pine (Pinus palustris).
RF2ATM1RN–Christmas season is coming. Coniferous evergreen spruce tree. Spruce or conifer plant. Spruce fir or needles on blurred natural background. Branches of pine spruce. Holiday celebration.
RF2JBK92K–Detail of pine trees with daylight.
RFB2FNA2–Longleaf Pine Pinus palustris seedling Southeastern USA
RMBMH5NP–Longleaf Pine Seedling recovering after forest fire Pinus palustris Florida USA
RMC3W084–Longleaf Pine Pinus palustris Young saplings Forest Apalachicola National Forest Florida Panhandle USA
RMCPF557–Prothonotary Warbler Protonotaria citrea Florida USA
RMEGM7BC–Longleaf pine (Pinus palustris).
RF2AD7H8P–Christmas season is coming. Coniferous evergreen spruce tree. Spruce or conifer plant. Spruce fir or needles on blurred natural background. Branches of pine spruce. Holiday celebration.
RMEGM6KT–Longleaf pine (Pinus palustris).
RF2A2016H–Christmas season is coming. Coniferous evergreen spruce tree. Spruce or conifer plant. Spruce fir or needles on blurred natural background. Branches of pine spruce. Holiday celebration.
RMEGM6KN–Longleaf pine (Pinus palustris).
RF2ATT637–Winter is coming. Branches of pine spruce close up. Coniferous evergreen spruce tree. Symbolizing immortality and eternal life. Spruce or conifer plant. Spruce fir or needles on natural background.
RMHAJ32M–Longleaf pine
RM2E254AH–Longleaf pine (Pinus palustris). Called Southern Yellow Pine, Florida pine and Georgia pine also. Included in International Union for Conservation of
RM2E24R6M–Longleaf pine (Pinus palustris). Called Southern Yellow Pine, Florida pine and Georgia pine also. Included in International Union for Conservation of
RF2ANXHBG–Winter is coming. Branches of pine spruce close up. Coniferous evergreen spruce tree. Symbolizing immortality and eternal life. Spruce or conifer plant. Spruce fir or needles on natural background.
RFWXT40B–Winter is coming. Branches of pine spruce close up. Coniferous evergreen spruce tree. Symbolizing immortality and eternal life. Spruce or conifer plant. Spruce fir or needles on natural background.
RF2B00MJN–Christmas is coming. Branches of pine spruce close up. Coniferous evergreen spruce tree. Immortality eternal life. Spruce or conifer plant. Spruce fir or needles on natural background selective focus.
RF2B74CR1–Christmas is coming. Branches of pine spruce close up. Coniferous evergreen spruce tree. Immortality eternal life. Spruce or conifer plant. Spruce fir or needles on natural background selective focus.
RF2C1B0MK–Christmas is coming. Branches of pine spruce close up. Coniferous evergreen spruce tree. Immortality eternal life. Spruce or conifer plant. Spruce fir or needles on natural background selective focus.
RF2A188RP–Stop the chop. Pine or conifer plant. Evergreen pine tree. Young pine needles on blurred background. Branches of pine.
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