black pine
The term "black pine" refers to several species of pine trees known for their darker foliage, commonly found in Europe and Asia.
Definition
B2Botany
(general)A type of pine tree with darker foliage compared to other species.
Example
- The black pine stands out in the forest with its darker leaves.
C1Botany
(specific)A pine tree native to Japan, known for its orange-yellow branchlets and prickly cone scales.
Example
- Japanese black pine is often used in traditional Japanese gardens.
C1Botany
(specific)A pine tree native to Europe, particularly Austria and the Balkans, known for its resilience to harsh conditions.
Example
- European black pine is commonly used for timber production due to its durability.
B2Forestry
(general)The wood obtained from such trees.
Example
- Black pine wood is valued for its strength and durability.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "black pine":
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