Amérique du Nord

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Pinus strobus L.

Pinaceae

MC ME SC North America (Canada: S Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, Newfoundland; USA: Minnesota to New Jersey, Tennessee to South Carolina; S Mexico, Guatemala) int MW Eurasia (France to former USSR) and ME SE Oceania

MC ME SC

hel [sci] hyg->xer sili calc acid

cl (emblem tree of Ontario Province of Canada and Maine and Michigan States of USA, Iroquois venerate this tree which became invulnerable, large tracts of it were reserved for the Royal Navy during colonial times) cl(ob) (emblem of the American colonies'flag and coins) dr(ob) (medicinal preparation) ma pl (reforestation) pp sa ti (boat building, boat mast, construction timber, doors, doorsframe, furniture, joinery, moulding, paneling, plywood, veneer, windows, wood work)

Leucopitys strobus Nieuwl. Pinus alba var. canadensis Prov. Pinus canadensis var. quinquefolia Duhamel Pinus nivea Booth Pinus strobus f. monophylla Tubeuf Pinus tenuifolia Salisb. Strobus strobus (L.) Small

white pine; American white pine (North America); balsam pine, Canadian white pine; cork pine (USA); eastern white pine (Canada, USA); majestic pine, New England pine, northern pine, northern white pine, Ottawa pine, Ottawa white pine, pattern pine, pumpkin-pine, Quebec pine, sapling pine (USA); soft pine; softwhite pine (USA); tonawada-pine, Weymouth pine (Canada, UK); white soft pine, yellow pine (USA)

pin blanc; pin baliveau, pin blanc de l'Est, pin de Lord Weymouth; pin de Weymouth (Canada); pin du Lord (France); pin jaune, pin potiron; pin strobus (Canada); pin Weymouth (France)

palopique, pimobete blanco

amikwândag (otchipwe, Canada); Büschelkiefer (german); chink (algonquin, Canada); cuctoj; kawândag (otchipwe, Canada); pino strobo, pino Weymouth (italian); Strobe (german); tonatain; ureuasiku (montagnais, Canada); Weymouthkiefer, Weymouthsföhre, Weymouthskiefer (german)

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Nom latin	Pinus strobus L.
Famille	Pinaceae
Répartition	MC ME SC North America (Canada: S Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, Newfoundland; USA: Minnesota to New Jersey, Tennessee to South Carolina; S Mexico, Guatemala) int MW Eurasia (France to former USSR) and ME SE Oceania
Zone de répartition en Amérique du Nord	MC ME SC
Hauteur	L[G]
Feuillage	E
Écologie	hel [sci] hyg->xer sili calc acid
Utilisation	cl (emblem tree of Ontario Province of Canada and Maine and Michigan States of USA, Iroquois venerate this tree which became invulnerable, large tracts of it were reserved for the Royal Navy during colonial times) cl(ob) (emblem of the American colonies'flag and coins) dr(ob) (medicinal preparation) ma pl (reforestation) pp sa ti (boat building, boat mast, construction timber, doors, doorsframe, furniture, joinery, moulding, paneling, plywood, veneer, windows, wood work)
Synonyme	Leucopitys strobus Nieuwl. Pinus alba var. canadensis Prov. Pinus canadensis var. quinquefolia Duhamel Pinus nivea Booth Pinus strobus f. monophylla Tubeuf Pinus tenuifolia Salisb. Strobus strobus (L.) Small
Nom anglais	white pine; American white pine (North America); balsam pine, Canadian white pine; cork pine (USA); eastern white pine (Canada, USA); majestic pine, New England pine, northern pine, northern white pine, Ottawa pine, Ottawa white pine, pattern pine, pumpkin-pine, Quebec pine, sapling pine (USA); soft pine; softwhite pine (USA); tonawada-pine, Weymouth pine (Canada, UK); white soft pine, yellow pine (USA)
Nom français	pin blanc; pin baliveau, pin blanc de l'Est, pin de Lord Weymouth; pin de Weymouth (Canada); pin du Lord (France); pin jaune, pin potiron; pin strobus (Canada); pin Weymouth (France)
Nom espagnol	palopique, pimobete blanco
Autre nom	amikwândag (otchipwe, Canada); Büschelkiefer (german); chink (algonquin, Canada); cuctoj; kawândag (otchipwe, Canada); pino strobo, pino Weymouth (italian); Strobe (german); tonatain; ureuasiku (montagnais, Canada); Weymouthkiefer, Weymouthsföhre, Weymouthskiefer (german)
Nom commercial