Pinus edulis
Andere Namen
| International anerkannter Handelsname (ATIBT) | ||
| English | Colorado pinyon; Pinyon; Pinyon pine; Rocky Mountain nut pine; Two-leaf pinyon; Two-needle pinyon pine; | |
| Français | pin pignon du Colorado; pin à amandes | |
| Español | piñon; piñon Colorado; piñonero de dos hojas; | |
| Русский | сосна съедобная (sosna s'edobnaya) (sosna s"edobnaa (sosna s'edobnaya)); | |
| 中文 | 食松 (shi song) (shi song (shi song)) | |
| Andere Namen |
Herkunft
| Staaten und Gebiete | SW USA: Arizona, S California, Colorado, New Mexico, W Oklahoma, NW Texas, Utah, S Wyoming.; Northwestern U.S.A.; Colorado; Wyoming; North-Central U.S.A.; Oklahoma; Southwestern U.S.A.; Arizona; California; Utah; South-Central U.S.A.; New Mexico; Texas | |||
Botanik
| Reich | Plantae | |||
| Stamm | Tracheophyta | |||
| Gymnosperm | Gymnosperm | |||
| Klasse | Pinopsida | |||
| Ordnung | Pinales (Koniferen) | |||
| Familie | Pinaceae (Kieferngewächse) | |||
| Gattung | Pinus (Kiefern) | |||
| Spezies | edulis | |||
| Autorenkürzel | Engelm. | |||
| Wissenschaftlicher Name | Pinus edulis Engelm. | |||
Habitus
| Holztyp | Nadelholz | |||
| Wuchsform | Baum | |||
Natürliche Dauerhaftigkeit
(nach EN 350 )
| Pilze Feld | DC | |||
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