stone pine
The 'stone pine,' also known as 'Pinus pinea,' is native to the Mediterranean and is recognized for its unique canopy and edible seeds.
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Definition
B2Botany
(technical, academic)A tree species native to the Mediterranean, known for its umbrella-shaped canopy and seeds used as pine nuts.
Example
- The stone pine's seeds are a popular ingredient in Mediterranean cuisine.
- Stone pines are often planted in gardens for their distinctive canopy.
C1Horticulture
(technical, ornamental)A coniferous tree with thick, scaly bark and a rounded crown, valued for its ornamental appeal and timber.
Example
- Stone pines add a unique aesthetic to landscape designs.
- The timber from stone pines is used in high-quality woodworking.
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