- the Mediterranean.
Pinus halepensis is a
diagnostic species of the
vegetation class Pinetea halepensis.
Cones Pinus halepensis,
Afhir Forest in Tlemcen...
- (1897)
Puccinia sorghi-
halepensis (Pat.) Speg., (1914)
Uredo andropogonis-hirti Maire, (1905)
Uredo sorghi ****el, in Thümen
Uredo sorghi-
halepensis Pat....
- with
dense and tall
stands of
Pinus pinea mixed with
Pinus halepensis. Currently, P.
halepensis is
outcompeting stone pines in many
locations of the forest...
-
closely related to
Pinus halepensis, and
female P.
brutia cones have been
shown to
accept and
hybridize with P.
halepensis pollen. In the past it has...
-
Pinus halepensis Coolah, NSW -
Pinus halepensis Cootamundra, NSW -
Pinus halepensis Lowther, NSW -
Pinus halepensis Mundubbera, Qld -
Pinus halepensis "Lone...
- fig (Ficus carica), holm oak (Quericus ilex) and
Aleppo pine (Pinus
halepensis),
while the most
common non-native
trees are eucalyptus,
acacia and opuntia...
-
white willow, laurel,
Oriental plane, and
alder trees.
Aleppo pine (Pinus
halepensis) is more
commonly found in the
northern part of the peninsula. Broadleaf...
-
Caterpillar nest of
Thaumetopoea pityocampa on a
Pinus halepensis branch....
- "cypress",
which is used many
times in the Bible,
properly designates Pinus halepensis, the
Aleppo or
Jerusalem pine, or in
Hosea 14:8
which refers to fruit...
-
broadleaf sclerophyllous maquis shrublands,
forests of
Aleppo Pine (Pinus
halepensis) and
Turkish Pine (Pinus brutia), and dry oak (Quercus spp.) woodlands...
