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Pino piñonero, pino albar

Pinus pinea

Photo by eulalia rubio
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Description:

De más de 25 metros de altura, con un tronco único, rectilíneo y vertical, sin ramificaciones en su primera mitad, para después abrirse en una copa redondeada y achatada, en forma de sombrilla.

Habitat:

Jardín de Villa Borguese. Roma.

Notes:

Su nombre, "pino piñonero", proviene de que produce como semilla grandes piñones consumidos por la humanidad desde tiempos inmemoriales.

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Pinus pinea

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