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Taxon

Pinus halepensis Mill.

Protologue Gard. Dict., ed. 8. n. 8. 1768 [16 Apr 1768]BHLIPNI
AcceptedGBIF
Least Concern
Dirt road through a stand of pine trees

Dirt road through a stand of pine trees

By Christopher Davidson

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Pine tree growing beside large boulders on a slope

Pine tree growing beside large boulders on a slope

By Christopher Davidson

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Mature seed cones clinging to a smooth grey pine trunk

Mature seed cones clinging to a smooth grey pine trunk

By Christopher Davidson

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Mature seed cone on branch among needle foliage

Mature seed cone on branch among needle foliage

By Christopher Davidson

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Pollen cones and needle clusters on pine branches

Pollen cones and needle clusters on pine branches

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Cluster of male pollen cones among needle-like leaves

Cluster of male pollen cones among needle-like leaves

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Persistent seed cones tucked into a branch fork

Persistent seed cones tucked into a branch fork

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Deeply fissured bark on a curving tree trunk

Deeply fissured bark on a curving tree trunk

By Christopher Davidson

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Mature seed cone hanging from a branch

Mature seed cone hanging from a branch

By Christopher Davidson

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Foliage and seed cones hanging from a pine branch

Foliage and seed cones hanging from a pine branch

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Pollen cones and needles on a twig tip

Pollen cones and needles on a twig tip

By Christopher Davidson

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Open mature seed cone hanging among slender needle foliage

Open mature seed cone hanging among slender needle foliage

By Christopher Davidson

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Pendent seed cone hanging from a leafy pine branch

Pendent seed cone hanging from a leafy pine branch

By Christopher Davidson

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Cluster of young pollen cones among slender needles

Cluster of young pollen cones among slender needles

By Christopher Davidson

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Mature seed cone attached to a bare branch

Mature seed cone attached to a bare branch

By Christopher Davidson

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Trunk and lower branches of a pine with persistent cones

Trunk and lower branches of a pine with persistent cones

By Christopher Davidson

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Mature seed cones on branch among needle-like leaves

Mature seed cones on branch among needle-like leaves

By Christopher Davidson

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Deeply fissured grey-brown bark on an upright trunk

Deeply fissured grey-brown bark on an upright trunk

By Christopher Davidson

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Matured seed cone attached to a woody branch

Matured seed cone attached to a woody branch

By Christopher Davidson

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Bark and persistent cones on a pine trunk

Bark and persistent cones on a pine trunk

By Christopher Davidson

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Global range is not yet available in Plants of the World Online. Flora of the World documents 3 occurrences across 2 countries.

Description

As seen in 2 occurrences, in Abruzzo, Italy, and Andalusia, Spain (plus 1 in botanic gardens): Trees occur along a dirt road in Abruzzo and beside boulders on a slope in Andalusia. Needles are slender, flexible, and green to dark green, arranged in fascicles or bundles along twigs. Woody seed cones are ovoid to conical and pale brown, dark brown, or reddish-brown, opening with spreading scales, while cylindrical pollen cones cluster densely around emerging shoot bases. Trunk bark is smooth and pale silvery-grey on younger wood, becoming rough, greyish-brown, and fissured into plates with age.

AI-written from 14 photos2 occurrences, plus 1 in botanic gardensPhotographed 14 Apr – 5 May
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Cones

Seed cones woody, conical to ovoid, with scales closed to widely spreading. Pollen cones cylindrical, clustered densely at the base of new shoots.

Garden plants · not used

Distribution

Occurrences

2003.0338

April 19, 2004

Location

Spain, Catalonia (Barcelona Botanic Garden)

Location Remarks

c/ Dr. Font i Quer, 2, Parc de Montjuïc, Barcelona

Collectors

No collectors specified

No collection number

May 5, 2003

Location

Italy, Abruzzo, Chieti (Ortona)

42.336389, 14.416667

Location Remarks

Ortona commune, near Canadian Cemetery, just east of SS16, the main Adriatic coast highway

Collectors

No collectors specified

No collection number

April 14, 2004

Location

Spain, Andalusia, Granada (Órgiva)

36.844722, -3.367222

Location Remarks

On A7209 about 5 km from junction with A348, south of Orgiva.

Collectors

No collectors specified

Classification

Kingdom

Plantae

Phylum

Tracheophyta

Class

Pinopsida

Order

Pinales

Family

Pinaceae

Genus

Pinus

Specific Epithet

halepensis

Authorship

Mill.

Taxonomic Opinions

GBIFWFOPOWO

Conservation (EDGE)

What is EDGE?

Evolutionary distinctiveness

Lower

ED 1.8

Part of a well-represented branch of the plant tree of life, with many close relatives.

Threat status

Least Concern

IUCN Red List

EDGE score

0.1

Global rank

#891 of 1,090

Top 1,000 globally

This lineage appears to have diverged from its closest living relatives roughly 2 million years ago — a long, lonely branch of the plant tree of life.

Source: Gymnosperms EDGE assessment →