= pine, n.2 1a.

Any of the numerous evergreen coniferous trees and shrubs of north temperate regions constituting the genus Pinus (family Pinaceae), having long…

= pine, n.2 1a.

A pine tree or pine trees; also collectively. Obsolete.

†(a) a pine tree, esp. the stone pine, Pinus pinea (obsolete); †(b) the pineapple plant, Ananas comosus (obsolete); (c) New Zealand any of various…

Any of various kinds of pine native to mountainous regions; esp. either of two European pines often treated as a single species, the low shrubby Pinus…

With distinguishing word: a particular tree or shrub of the genus Pinus.

gen. Any pine tree growing in a mountainous region.

More fully, as frankincense pine, frankincense tree.

a pine tree.

(a) any of several kinds of pine tree, esp. Pinus nigra of southern Europe and P. thunbergii of Japan; (b) = matai, n.1

= Scots pine, n.

any of various North American pines, typically having yellowish sapwood; the wood of any these trees.

the scrub pine, Pinus virginiana.

the tree Pinus Tæda, growing in swamps in the southern United States.

In full mugo pine. The dwarf mountain pine, Pinus mugo, of central and south-eastern European mountains, which forms a counterpart to the tree-sized P…

A pine tree, Pinus sylvestris, native to northern Europe and Asia, with blue-green needles and distinctive orange-brown bark on young trees which…

The name given to a number of coniferous trees, of different genera. Scotch fir n. = Scots pine, n. silver fir n. (Abies pectinata) a native of…

†(a) (originally) an unidentified coniferous tree, perhaps of the genus Araucaria (obsolete. rare); (b) any of various aquatic plants having…

any of several Australasian and American trees, spec. one of several North American dwarf pines, esp. Pinus virginiana, or its wood.

the longleaf pine, Pinus palustris, a tall pine of the south-eastern United States. Also: the fine-grained, durable timber of this tree, which…

any of several pines of the southern U.S., esp. the loblolly pine, Pinus taeda.

Any of several North American coniferous trees; spec. the hackmatack or red larch, Larix laricina, and the lodgepole pine, Pinus contorta. Also…

either of two North American pines, a Jack pine, Pinus banksiana (formerly called P. rupestris), and the digger pine, P. sabiniana.

a pine, Pinus serotina (often regarded as a subspecies or variety of the pitch pine, P. rigida), occurring in swamps and wetlands of the…

= Jersey pine n. at Jersey, n.2 compounds 2. Obsolete.

= loblolly pine n. at compounds 2.

a slender pine, Pinus nigra maritima or P. laricio, used for forest planting.

any Australasian tree of the genus Phyllocladus, in which the upper part of the branchlets resembles the foliage of the celery.

= celery pine n. at celery, n. compounds.

the western yellow pine, Pinus ponderosa.

any of several species of pine of the south-western U.S. and Mexico that produce edible seeds.

= celery-top pine n.

= celery-top pine n.

(see quots.).

a pine with grey-green needles, Pinus monticola, native to high ground in western North America; (also) the light-coloured timber of this tree.

Used attributively or in the possessive to designate Pinus jeffreyi, a large pine with a spreading head of drooping branches, collected by Jeffrey…

a slow-growing pine of eastern Asia with long dark green needles, Pinus koraiensis.

a pine native to mountainous regions of north-west America, Pinus contorta var. latifolia.

any of several relatively small pines, esp. Pinus banksiana, having needles growing in pairs and twisted cones; (also) the wood of such a tree.

†(a) the lacebark pine of northern China, Pinus bungeana (obsolete); (b) a pine of mountain regions of north-western North America, Pinus albicaulis.

Pinus contorta, a small pine of the Pacific coast of North America, the twisted-branched pine; also P. Teocote of Mexico.

a large pine, Pinus radiata, native to south-western North America but widely cultivated elsewhere, esp. as a timber tree in Australia and New…

A New Zealand conifer, the Celery-topped Pine, Phyllocladus trichomanoides.

In full chir pine. An Indian tree, Pinus roxburghii.

a pine growing in a slash or low-lying coastal region, esp. Pinus caribæa, the principal native pine of south-eastern North America; also, the wood…

= celery-top pine n.

a dwarf variety of the European mountain pine.

a pine native to California and Oregon, Pinus attenuata, which has cones with knob-like scales.

Any of several Japanese pine trees; esp. either of two trees valuable for timber and also grown ornamentally, the Japanese red pine, Pinus densiflora…

any of several pines of the southern United States, esp. the slash pine, Pinus caribaea.

North American. In the names of timber and trees associated with north-western North America. the light brown wood of the western hemlock, Tsuga h…

a North American mountain pine, Pinus flexilis, with a short, stout trunk and short, flexible branches.

either of two long-lived species of pine, Pinus aristata and P. longaeva, native to south-western North America, having cone scales which terminate…

The Japanese black pine, Pinus thunbergii, a valuable ornamental and timber tree. Also called kuro-matsu.

The Monterey pine, Pinus radiata, which is native to southern California and widely cultivated elsewhere.

In full radiata pine. = Monterey pine n. at Monterey, n. 2. Also: the wood of this tree.