pine tree

Trees {pine, tree} can have bundles of two to five long or short needles, have big cones, be evergreen, and have catkins. Pines include bristlecone pine, digger pine, jack pine, limber pine, loblolly pine, lodgepole pine, longleaf pine, mountain pine, pinyon pine, pond pine, slash pine, sugar pine, table-mountain pine, whitebark pine, and yellow pine or shortleaf pine. Other pines are Austrian pine or black pine, Coulter pine, Eastern white pine, Himalayan pine, Jeffrey pine, red pine or Norway pine, Ponderosa pine, Scotch pine, Southern pine or pitch pine, Swiss stone pine, Torrey pine, Virginia pine, and Western white pine. Pinyon pines {pi-on pine} have edible seeds {pine nut, pine} {Indian nut}. Bristlecone pines can live 4000 years.

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