Pine Trees

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Pines softwood and shorter lived trees and eventually the germination of new pines gets shaded out by the canopies of the long lived, deciduous hardwood trees like oak and hickory.

Yes . Pinus Tae'da is the Loblolly or Frankincense pine.

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You don't. Humans do not consume Screw Pine fruit. Extracts are often made from the leaves and used to flavor desserts. The fruit is usually only eaten by animals that are not very discriminating about taste or texture.

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yes, one of the lateral branches near the top of the plant will assume the roll of the terminal leader

Lodgepole pine trees seal their cones shut with sticky pitch as a protective mechanism against environmental threats such as pests and extreme weather. This resin helps to keep seeds secure until favorable conditions for germination arise, often triggered by fire. The heat from wildfires melts the pitch, allowing the cones to open and release seeds, which can then take advantage of the nutrient-rich, post-fire soil. This adaptation enhances the tree's reproductive success in fire-prone ecosystems.

the first cell in sporophytic generation is the zygote

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In the ovulate cone

I need instructions too because I cannot figure out how to connect lights so that the whole tree is lit at the same time. Very frustrating! Let me know if you know how to solve this problem @ mmbdb@att.net. Thanks

You cannot chop a tree down with a knitting needle as the needle does not have a sharp edge. You could bore it down if you lived long enough.

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Cellulose is a substance made from sugars (a polysacharide) by plants, It is the "structural" material forming the cell walls. Therefore from the above list the pine tree, fern and grass contain cellulose.

More than likely what you are seeing are male and female pine cones which sometimes look different even if they are the same species.

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chipmunks DO NOT live in pine trees. They live underground in dens.

gametophyte as well as sporophyte generation

Boughs.

Due to the type of sandy and loam soil the region has, clear

skies and light winds are very conducive to an increased

radiational cooling effect when compared to surrounding

sites. The lack of urbanization coupled with a sparse

population within the Pine Barrens further accentuates any

nocturnal radiational cooling effects.

With the ridge of high pressure axis directly overhead

temperatures in the Pine Barrens can be ten degrees colder

than the surrounding areas. Even with a few clouds above

and a light wind temperature differences range between

four to five degrees colder.

The dogwood tree

there are no leaves, only pine needles

It is felled, taken to the sawmill and sawn into planks.