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Meanings of Scots pine in English
Portuguese
pinus sylvestris Medium large two-needled pine of northern Europe and Asia having flaking red-brown bark.
Synonyms
Examples for "Scotch pine"
Examples for "Scotch pine"
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White pine, Norway spruce and Scotch pine were the species used.
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Tall Scotch pine trees surrounded it and creepers covered much of the walls.
3
Four beds were given to two-year-old plants-Norwayspruce, white pine, European larch and Scotch pine.
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For Scotch pine one grower advocates eight feet.
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It had smothered the hardy Scotch pine in days past, and now the spruce was in peril.
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The boughs of a Scotch fir nearly reached to one window.
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And how did the Scotch fir die out?
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Stumps of Scotch fir and oak found in peat are sometimes far larger than any now growing.
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It led me to a rough western shore, and in front of me stood a great Scotch fir.
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Their chairs were placed under a tall Scotch fir, which spread its umbrella top between them and the sun.
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It seems then that Sempervivum tectorum, etc., will not bear the neighborhood of the birch, though growing well near the Pinus sylvestris.
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It composes the principal part of the pine-forests of the south-east of France, where Gouan and Gerard have confounded it with the Pinus sylvestris.
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( Pinus sylvestris, Strobus, Larix, etc.).
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[Footnote: A hundred and fifty paces from my house is a hill of drift-sand, on which stood a few scattered pines ( Pinus sylvestris).
Usage of Scots pine in English
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His cargo included Scots pine, Norway spruce, oak and ash tree seeds.
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However, the Scots pine is a rarer species of the tree.
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I never asked you to cut back the overgrown Scots pine now framed against a clear blue sky.
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Occasionally the trunks and roots of trees, such as Scots pine, oak, birch and yew, are also present.
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We have Scots pine cones and estuarine mud, carbon dated to 4,500 BC.
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest Most of the Scots pine trees at Beinn Eighe reserve in Scotland have been deliberately planted.
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The woodland is home to deciduous beech, oak, sycamore and larch, as well as evergreen Scots pine and silver fir.
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With March showers come days when rainbows arc above isolated Scots pine woodlands and the air vibrates to the wings of golden plover.
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He swore he caught a glimpse of fear in her eyes before she was so quickly introduced to this finely waxed Scots pine floor.
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The plans for the golf course envisage the destruction of a very large number of trees (including oak, Scots pine, elm, larch and ash).
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Over 1.2 million oak, ash, birch, alder, and Scots pine were to be grown at 16 sites throughout Ireland, both north and south.
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The rooks are feeding on the cones of Scots pines and carrying away fallen ones.
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Surrounded protectively by a cluster of wiry Scots pines, its eye-catching scarlet apexes startle against dappled skies.
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Goldcrests peep high up in Scots pines above steps leading to a stile and footpath to Cowbyer Farm.
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Of Scots pines, from a nursery which are of similar height, though starting out with a few years advantage.
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The 500 makes a Scots Pine looks like a six-month old Christmas tree that's been left behind the shed.