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longleaf pine
noun
An important pine species of the southeastern US, Pinus palustris.
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Northern upland soils support hardwoods, loblolly pine, and longleaf pine.
"The longleaf pine is critically endangered," Ms. Ray said.
[Bloomberg Business Week Military bases in the Southeast have become sanctuaries for longleaf pine ecosystems.
The wood was Southern longleaf pine, four inches thick and heavy with resin.
Original features include longleaf pine floors and molding on the main level.
And he's from Alabama, in the heart of longleaf pine country.
In the Southeast, the endangered red-cockaded woodpecker prefers to live in elderly longleaf pine trees.
"There's longleaf pine, bottomland hardwood — several different kinds of hardwood forest.
It retains most of its original interior woodwork, including longleaf pine floors, beamed ceilings and built-in shelves throughout.
"Normally we think of meadowlarks as a grassland bird," she said, "but these had all eaten longleaf pine seeds.
For example, in the longleaf pine, the seedlings enter a grass stage, which may last as long as 15 years.
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