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Unknown spotting commented on by Michael67 Oklahoma, USA10 years ago

Looks more like a hickory <i>Carya</i> sp., as the nut husk is sectioned (the faint brown lines). Best fit is Mockernut Hickory <i>Carya tomentosa</i>.

Oak tree? commented on by Michael67 Gwynedd, Wales, United Kingdom10 years ago

The bark is OK for a young Sessile Oak. It will get darker and fissured as the tree grows older.

Unknown spotting commented on by Michael67 Gwynedd, Wales, United Kingdom10 years ago

Cone shape is wrong for P. radiata

Willow Tree? commented on by Michael67 New York, New York, USA11 years ago

Not sure what, but definitely not a willow.

Dunkeld Larch commented on by Michael67 Rheden, Gelderland, Netherlands11 years ago

Hybrid between European Larch and Japanese Larch

Slash Pine commented on by Michael67 Denton, Texas, USA11 years ago

Loblolly Pine Pinus taeda

(Slash Pine = Pinus elliottii)

Unknown spotting commented on by Michael67 California, USA11 years ago

Probably mostly Lodgepole Pine (Pinus contorta), but not enough detail visible to be certain

Tamarack Larch commented on by Michael67 New York, USA11 years ago

Cones too large for L. laricina.

Pine commented on by Michael67 Illinois, USA11 years ago

Hybrid between Eastern White Pine (Pinus strobus) and Blue Pine (Pinus wallichiana) - the Morton Arb. has some notable specimens of this hybrid

Turkish Pine commented on by Michael67 Escondido, California, USA11 years ago

Introduced (and occasionally invasive), not native, in California

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