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Pinus nigra

Pinus nigra, the European black pine, is a moderately variable species of pine, occurring across Southern Europe from the Iberian Peninsula and Lower Austria to the eastern Mediterranean, on the Anatolian peninsula of Turkey, Corsica and Cyprus, as well as Crimea and in the high mountains of Northwest Africa. Several of the regional populations have…

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Pinus nigra

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Triples82
Avg. degree1.97
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related to Taxonomy · 29
Pinus nigra → Algeria, Atlas Mountains, Austria, Austrian, Balkans, Corsica, Corsican, Crimea, Crimean, Cyprus, European, France, Greece, Italy, Morocco, Needles, North Africa, Northern Spain, Pinus, Pyrenean
related to Distribution and habitat · 17
Pinus nigra → Africa, Algeria, English, Hodna Mountains, It, Italy, Mediterranean, Morocco, Pinus, Rif Mountains, Several, Sicily, South Apennine, The, There, Turkey, Tyrrhenian-Adriatic
related to Timber · 11
Pinus nigra → Corsican, Dothistroma, European, European Scots, In, It, North American, Pinus, Recently, The, United Kingdom
related to Climate and provenance · 9
Pinus nigra → Austrian, Corsican, Crimean, Different, Most, Pinus, Pyrenees, The, Turkish
related to Description · 9
Pinus nigra → April, December, June, Maturity, May, November, Pinus, September, The
related to As an invasive species · 4
Pinus nigra → In New Zealand, Pinus, Scots, US
related to External links · 3
Pinus nigra → EUFORGEN, Information, Pinus

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nigra subsp var pinus pine salzmannii southern turkey tree species black corsica corsican pallasiana austria old european cyprus mountains corsicana

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Pinus nigrarelated to As an invasive speciesPinus0.60section
Pinus nigrarelated to As an invasive speciesUS0.60section
Pinus nigrarelated to As an invasive speciesIn New Zealand0.60section
Pinus nigrarelated to As an invasive speciesScots0.60section
Pinus nigrarelated to Climate and provenancePinus0.60section
Pinus nigrarelated to Climate and provenanceThe0.60section
Pinus nigrarelated to Climate and provenanceDifferent0.60section
Pinus nigrarelated to Climate and provenanceAustrian0.60section
Pinus nigrarelated to Climate and provenancePyrenees0.60section
Pinus nigrarelated to Climate and provenanceCorsican0.60section
Pinus nigrarelated to Climate and provenanceTurkish0.60section
Pinus nigrarelated to Climate and provenanceCrimean0.60section

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