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Pinus strobus
Pinoideae is a pine tree that was growing in the park. because it is a plant it is a producer. it use photosynthesis to get its energy and food. pine trees produce a pine cone which accually protect the seed in it and allow it to reproduce. these trees grow everywhere on earth and have up to 15 different species.
Hi Jarel,
This looks good. However, you need to figure out the specific species. Check out Pinus resinosa and Pinus strobus - I think it might be one of those. Also once you figure out the species go ahead and change the common name (ex. Red Pine or Eastern White Pine) and flesh out the details a little more. Think about this organism's habitat - does it grow in areas that are very wet, at the edge of a pond, in dry places, temperate locations? Does it require a lot of sun or prefer shade? How are its seeds spread, so that it can reproduce (are they blown by the wind, carried by animals etc.)?
Spotted on Feb 9, 2012
Submitted on Feb 15, 2012
