-
Pinus nigra subsp.
laricio,
Pinus nigra var. maritima) (Corsican pine): Corsica, Sicily,
Southern Italy. P.
nigra subsp.
laricio Koekelare P.
nigra subsp...
- high in
Corsican pines (Pinus
nigra var. corsicana, syn. P.
nigra subsp.
laricio),
consuming mainly pine seeds, but also
catching some
flying insects. The...
- redwood, a
primitive conifer.
School of
Botany garden The
black pine of
Laricio planted in the
School of
Botany garden in 1774
Garden of the
School of...
-
reported to be
prone to
infection and
Corsican Pine (Pinus
nigra ssp.
laricio) is the most
susceptible species in
Great Britain. It was
first recorded...
- Park of Calabria; it was
created in 2002. The pine tree
Pinus nigra ssp.
laricio,
commonly called Corsican pine is
native to the Sila. Virgil, Tucidides...
-
glyptostroboides Ostrya carpinifolia Pinus halepensis sbsp
brutia Pinus nigra sbsp
laricio Pinus wallichiana Pistacia chinensis Pistacia terebinthus Plat**** spp...
-
Sweetgums - 2 (Liquidambar styraciflua); 17.
Corsican Pine (Pinus
nigra spp.
laricio); 18. Bald
Cypress (Taxodium distichum); 19.
American Linden (Tilia americana);...
- slopes);
Erica arborea,
Quercus ilex,
Quercus petraea,
Pinus nigra ssp.
laricio,
Alnus cordata, Ilex aquifolium,
Taxus baccata and
Ostrya carpinifolia...
-
Ginkgo biloba,
Gleditsia triacanthos,
Parrotia persica,
Pinus nigra subsp.
laricio,
Sophora ****onica "pendula", and
Zelkova carpinifolia.
Jardin botanique...
-
Vilmorin planted today's
extensive forest,
primarily of
Pinus sylvestris, P.
laricio, and P. pinaster, as well as
American oaks. In 1866 his
heirs sold 67 hectares...
