lodgepole pine

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pine
noun
uk
/paɪn/us
/paɪn/
an evergreen tree (= one that never loses its leaves) that grows in cooler areas of ...
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(Definition ofpinefrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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Those populations sourced fromlodgepolepinedid not differ in fecundity according to which larval food had been eaten.
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An effect of larval food-plant on adult life-span was found with greater longevity in females that had as larvae consumed exclusivelylodgepolepinefoliage.
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Spatial autocorrelation analysis of the distribution of genotypes within populations oflodgepolepine.
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Geographical variation oflodgepolepinein relation to population history.
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Thelodgepolepinein many areas is the only tree that can be grown.
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He picked out thelodgepolepine.
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Cobalt is the first company to produce a drop-in replacement for petroleum and petrochemicals from beetle-affectedlodgepolepine.
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The park itself is forested with ponderosa andlodgepolepinewith some quaking aspen.
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At the highest elevations arelodgepolepine, whitebark pine, fields of sagebrush and bitterbrush.
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The log cabin is a one-room structure, about 14 ft square, with saddle-notched peeledlodgepolepinelogs.
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Lodgepolepineoccurs from the upper montane to the subalpine region.
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Regions with crown fires sometimes had the highest rates of regeneration oflodgepolepineafter 5 years.
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Commercial thinning was done in the ponderosa pine andlodgepolepinestands to encourage continued growth in those areas.
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The forest is primarilylodgepolepine, along with several species of spruce, fir, and aspen.
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Lodgepolepinecan be found growing on gravel pits or other extremely nitrogen deficient soils.
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Plant communities include sagebrush shrubland, quaking aspen andlodgepolepineforests, willow carr and marsh.
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The mountain pine beetle normally attacks mature or weakenedlodgepolepine.
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Mountain hemlock often succeedslodgepolepineor subalpine fir when these species pioneer on drier sites.
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Of the 1500000 acre oflodgepolepine, about 70% of them have been decimated.
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