#pinus pinaster

[eopederson]

Pini (Pinus pinaster) con il Vesuvio in lontananza, Pompei, 2009

[biosemiotica]

Wildflowers under a Maritime pine (Pinus pinaster)

Mallow flowers (Malva sylvestris)

Mediterranean milk thistle (Silybum marianum)

[unamass]

Ni queue, ni tête.

photo: Pascal Maire (smartphone)

[eopederson]

Monte Palatino con Pini cembri (pinus pinaster), Roma, 2009.

[eopederson]

Pini cembri (pinus pinaster), rovine de Ostia Antica, Lazio, 2019.

These pines so intimately associated with Rome are being felled by a disease. It is difficult to imagine what Rome without the pines might look like. The term “iconic” is overused and not infrequently misused, but the stone pines are indeed icons of the Italian city and of Italy more generally. When I see a picture of one I immediately feel a wave of nostalgia for Rome, its sights, its street life and its food. Let us hope the botanists come up with a solution to the disease problem before too many of the trees die.

[biosemiotica]

Sunday 30 August 2020

Pino marittimo (Pinus pinaster)

[conifersgarden]

Pinus pinaster - Maritime pine description & cultivars. Conifers of the World - Encyclopedia. Conifer grafts, seedlings and cuttings. Shippi

[ecosistemaglobal]

Pinus pinaster: Un Pilar de los Bosques Mediterráneos

Pinus pinaster: Un Pilar de los Bosques Mediterráneos

Introducción El Pinus pinaster, también conocido como pino marítimo, es una especie de pino originaria de la región mediterránea. Este árbol es fundamental para los ecosistemas de la cuenca mediterránea y ha sido ampliamente utilizado tanto en silvicultura como en paisajismo debido a su robustez y versatilidad. En esta entrada, exploraremos las características, el hábitat, los usos y la…

Pinus pinaster: Un Pilar de los Bosques Mediterráneos