Black pine

Pinus nigra ARNOLD (Black pine)
German: Schwarz-Kiefer	Czech: borovice černá
Genus: Pinus	Family: Pinaceae,
Mature Height: 40.00 m	Deciduous: evergreen plant
Soil Preferred: alkaline,	Light Required:
Other Attributes: conifer, conical form, neadles in fascicles of two, solitaire,

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Pinus nigra

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Pinus nigra

Black pine

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Pinus nigra

Black pine

cones

Pinus nigra

Black pine

cones

Pinus nigra

Black pine

ross or bark

Pinus nigra

Black pine

ross or bark

Plants of Genus Pinus:

01) Pinus cembra L. (Swiss pine), Ger: Zierbelkiefer, Czech: borovice limba
02) Pinus nigra ARNOLD (Black pine), Ger: Schwarz-Kiefer, Czech: borovice černá
03) Pinus sylvestris L. (Scots pine), Ger: Gemeinde Kiefer, Czech: borovice lesní
04) Pinus sylvestris 'Watereri' (Scots pine), Ger: Gemeinde Kiefer, Czech: borovice lesní

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[cz|aries] Borovice černá Brepo - zrznutí jehličí (Pinus nigra)

[cz|aries] Borovice černá Brepo (Pinus nigra)

[cz|aries] Borovice černá Brepo - zrznutí jehlič (Pinus nigra)

[cz|Marie Fárová] Borovice černá (Pinus nigra)

[cz|aries] Borovice černá Brepo (Pinus nigra)

[cz|Marie Fárová] Borovice černá (Pinus nigra)

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