pine family (Meaning)
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pine family (n)
a family of Pinaceae
Synonyms & Antonyms of pine family
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pine family Sentence Examples
- The pine family, or Pinaceae, includes majestic evergreens like the towering ponderosa pine.
- Members of the pine family boast needle-like leaves, arranged in bundles of two, three, or five.
- The cones of the pine family are an iconic symbol of the North American wilderness.
- The stately lodgepole pine, a member of the pine family, is a dominant species in Rocky Mountain forests.
- The timber of the pine family is highly valued for its strength and durability.
- The resin from pine family trees has been traditionally used for various medicinal purposes.
- The pine family is an important part of both terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems.
- Some species of the pine family, such as the bristlecone pine, can live for thousands of years.
- The pine family is a cornerstone of the forest industry, providing timber for lumber and paper.
- The distinctive aroma of the pine family is often associated with the festive season and the scent of Christmas trees.
FAQs About the word pine family
a family of Pinaceae
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The pine family, or Pinaceae, includes majestic evergreens like the towering ponderosa pine.
Members of the pine family boast needle-like leaves, arranged in bundles of two, three, or five.
The cones of the pine family are an iconic symbol of the North American wilderness.
The stately lodgepole pine, a member of the pine family, is a dominant species in Rocky Mountain forests.
