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Meanings of Pinus radiata in English
Portuguese
pinus radiata Spanish
pino de monterrey Tall California pine with long needles in bunches of 3, a dense crown, and dark brown deeply fissured bark.
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Examples for "Monterey pine"
Examples for "Monterey pine"
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A landmark Monterey pine in the front garden shields the house from view.
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Monterey pines and cypress, with acacia and a variety of flowering shrubs, are grouped with fine effect.
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A long-awaited decision on what will replace the single monterey pine, on Maungakiekie-One Tree Hill, has finally been announced.
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The first came in 1994, when Māori activist Mike Smith attacked the tree, a Monterey Pine, with a chainsaw.
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Monterey pines, Monterey cypresses, Lawson cypresses, acacias, laurustinus, veronicas and dahlias are grouped so as to make a most remarkable effect in form and color.
Usage of Pinus radiata in English
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Pinus radiata, the mainstay of our forestry industry, grows rapidly here, gorging itself on carbon dioxide as it grows.
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Crown Forestry is chasing unproductive farmland suitable for commercial planting of pinus radiata to help it meet the government's one billion trees program.
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The Government is to put money into a research project which aims to diversify New Zealand's forestry and reduce its reliance on pinus radiata.