lodgepole

Noun

Meaning

shrubby two-needled pine of coastal northwestern United States; red to yellow-brown bark fissured into small squares

Source: WordNet

lodgepole pine shore pine spruce pine Pinus contorta murray pine head Maury pinewood Morey Pino murrey handstand pine-trees

pine pine tree true pine

However, the lodgepole pine has increased in number, taking over historic stands of other conifers. Source: Internet

All species of pine, including lodgepole, jack pine, scotch pine and ponderosa pine are vulnerable. Source: Internet

Mountain pine beetles prefer mature lodgepole pine trees, which are unable to produce enough sap to repel them. Source: Internet

Shortly after leaving the lakes, we caught a glimpse of a log cabin through the lodgepole pine forest. Source: Internet

However, by 2016, Schlitz said the area saw "a surprising amount" of lodgepole growth. Source: Internet

The lodgepole pines aren’t much different. Source: Internet