grey-leaf pine

• Nom courant donné à plusieurs espèces de pins (souvent Pinus sabiniana ou espèces similaires) caractérisées par des aiguilles gris-vert ou bleu-vert, généralement présentes dans les régions arides ou montagneuses.

A common name for a type of pine tree (often referring to species like Pinus sabiniana or similar) characterized by its greyish or bluish-green needle-like leaves, typically found in dry or mountainous regions.

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   A common name for a pine tree species with greyish or silvery needles, often referring to the Gray Pine (Pinus sabiniana) or similar varieties.

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   • The grey-leaf pine is well adapted to dry, rocky soils.
   • Hikers often spot the grey-leaf pine along the mountain trails.
   • The grey-leaf pine's cones are large and heavy.