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Meanings of pinaceae in English

Russian
пихтовые
Portuguese
pinaceae
Catalan
pinàcies
Spanish
coniferales
Wikidata

A family of Pinaceae.

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пихтовые
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Examples for "family Pinaceae"
Examples for "family Pinaceae"
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For amber is the fossilised resin of trees of the pine family.
The Irish Times
2
The gingko belongs to the yew family, which is akin to the pine family.
Studies of Trees
3
There were still the same trees, belonging, for the most part, to the pine family.
The Mysterious Island
4
Cypress-wood is strongly scented; it possesses in a high degree that resinous aroma which characterizes most of the pine family.
The Wonders of Instinct: Chapters in the Psychology of Insects
5
The delight with which trees hang out their new little tassels every year is one of the charms of "the pine family."
Poems Every Child Should Know / The What-Every-Child-Should-Know...
Usage of pinaceae in English
1
Thick bark and serotiny arose in the Mid-Cretaceous among extant Pinaceae.
Pubmed
2
As the largest and the basal-most family of conifers, Pinaceae provides key insights into the evolutionary history of conifers.
Pubmed
3
Results: Topologically constrained and unconstrained analyses suggest that the root node of the Agaricomycetes is much older than either the rosids or Pinaceae.
Pubmed
4
In twenty specimens of the evergreen Pinaceae the growth was: 1878, 8-10ths; 1879, 7-10ths; 1880, 6-10ths and a half.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 286, June 25, 1881