. Handbook of the trees of the northern states and Canada east of the Rocky mountains. Photo-descriptive. RED PINE. NORWAY PINE. Pinus resinosa Fig. 10. Branch with leaves and mature and young cones, the former bearing considerable freepitch, I ; seeds, 2 ; detached leaf-clusters, Trunk of tree, in Lewis Co., N. Y. Handbook of Trees of the Northern States and Canada. 11 TliP Red Pino occasionally attains the heightof 80 or 100 ft. with t>iu\ irregular pyramidalhead and dark green foliage tufted in thickneedles at the ends of its rough is an upland tree, being found
. Handbook of the trees of the northern states and Canada east of the Rocky mountains. Photo-descriptive. RED PINE. NORWAY PINE. Pinus resinosa Fig. 10. Branch with leaves and mature and young cones, the former bearing considerable freepitch, I ; seeds, 2 ; detached leaf-clusters, Trunk of tree, in Lewis Co., N. Y. Handbook of Trees of the Northern States and Canada. 11 TliP Red Pino occasionally attains the heightof 80 or 100 ft. with t>iu\ irregular pyramidalhead and dark green foliage tufted in thickneedles at the ends of its rough is an upland tree, being found on dry sandysoil and is distinctly northern in its distribu-tion. Never forming exclusive tracts of forestof any size, it is scattered in open groveswhere conditions favor its development, andmany of the slopes and ridges which overlookthe lakes of the Adirondacks and New Englandare beautified by the presence of this straight columnar trunks, rarely over 2or .3 ft. in diameter, are vested in a reddislibrown bark (hence the name) fissured intobroad irregular plates and ridges which flakeoff in irregular scales. The wood is moderatel
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