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Unknown Evergreen

Photo by CoralAvery
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33.1192, -117.086

Field Notes

Description:

Young blue-green evergreen tree.

Habitat:

Spotted in backyard in Escondido, California.

Notes:

Need to find more pics of this spotting for ID. They should be up soon!

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (3)
Meik Meißner
I think it's a pine species, you can identify them by the number of needles on one whirl, their lenth and thickness (you have to look on branches older than one year). Pinus nigra for example has two needles per whirl. I hope this will help a bit. Cheers

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Identify that Tree - California

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PublishedNovember 9, 2011

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