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Posted by chloe333 VA (My Page) on

Sun, Nov 1, 09 at 11:58

What would this tree be identified as?

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With such long needles, I'll guess LOBLOLLY PINE, Pinus taeda.

Joe

That one does not produce particularly long, slender needles. Maybe tree shown here is P. palustris.

bboy is correct. I was thinking LONGLEAF PINE and I wrote LOBLOLLY PINE (and it's parallel botanical name). Too much candy for breakfast.

I will go sit in a corner now.

Joe

Be sure to face the wall.

It might help to know how many needles are in each bundle (needles are arranged in bundles).

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