Pinus cembroides Zucc.
Pinyon pine; Mexican nut pine; Mexican pinyon
Other names
| International recognized trade name (ATIBT) | ||
| Deutsch | Nuss-Kiefer | |
| English | Pinyon pine; Mexican nut pine; Mexican pinyon | |
| Français | pin du Mexique; pin faux-arolle; | |
| Italiano | Cirmolo ; Pino messicano | |
| Suomi | Nuss-Kiefer | |
| Norsk | Nuss-Kiefer | |
| Čeština | Nuss-Kiefer | |
| Español | pino piñonero (pino pinonero); pino prieto; piñón (pinon) | |
| Svenska | Nuss-Kiefer | |
| Polski | Nuss-Kiefer | |
| Український | Nuss-Kiefer | |
| Român | Nuss-Kiefer | |
| Русский | Nuss-Kiefer | |
| Български | Nuss-Kiefer | |
| EESTI | Nuss-Kiefer | |
| 日本語 | Nuss-Kiefer | |
| Other names | Háromtus diófenyo [Hungarian] |
Origin
| States and Territories | SW USA: SE Arizona, SW New Mexico, SW Texas; in Mexico it occupies a wide range running from the interior slopes of the Sierra Madres into the interior of South-Central Mexico, where it reaches its southernmost point in Puebla. An outlier occurs in the Sierra de la Laguna at the southern tip of Baja California.; Southwestern U.S.A.; Arizona; South-Central U.S.A.; New Mexico; Texas; Mexico; Mexico Distrito Federal; Mexico State; Puebla; Tlaxcala; Aguascalientes; Coahuila; Chihuahua; Durango; Guanajuato; Hidalgo; Nuevo León; Querétaro; San Luis Potosí; Tamaulipas; Zacatecas; Veracruz; Baja California Sur; Sonora; Jalisco | |||
Botany
| Reich | Plantae | |||
| Tribe | Tracheophyta | |||
| Gymnosperm | Gymnosperm | |||
| Class | Pinopsida | |||
| Order | Pinales | |||
| Family | Pinaceae | |||
| Genus | Pinus | |||
| Species | cembroides | |||
| Author citation | Zucc. | |||
| Scientific name | Pinus cembroides Zucc. | |||
Habitus
| Wood type | Softwood | |||
| Growth habit | Baum | |||
Natural durability
(according to EN 350)
| Mushrooms field | DC | |||
Appearances
Cones
PNCE , Cones , ©Michael P. Frankis
PNCE , Cones , ©Michael P. Frankis