lodgepole

• Pin nord-américain à deux aiguilles par arbre, poussant en peuplements denses dans l'ouest de l'Amérique du Nord, dont l'écorce rougeâtre à brun-jaune se fissure en petites écailles carrées; utilisé pour les poteaux et la construction.

A shrubby two-needled pine tree native to the coastal northwestern United States, characterized by red to yellow-brown bark that is fissured into small squares.

1. A type of pine treeC1formalamerican

   A shrubby pine tree with two needles, native to the coastal northwestern United States, characterized by red to yellow-brown bark that is fissured into small squares.

   Pin tordu (variété côtière)

   • The lodgepole pine is common in the forests of the Pacific Northwest.
   • Its bark, fissured into small squares, gives the lodgepole a distinctive appearance.
   • Hikers often encounter lodgepole pines along mountain trails.

   Synonymesshore pine