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[[Image:[[Image:Coffee beans.jpg|thumb|right|250px|A lodgepole pinetree]]|thumb|300px|Pine trees on the banks of a stream]]The '''Pine''' is a [[conifer]]ous tree from the [[genus]] ''pinus'' which has long, [[needle]]-shaped leaves.Pine trees, like all other coniferous plants, are monocotyledons. Pine trees do not lose their leaves in winter.  
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[[Image:LodgepolePine.jpg|thumb|right|300px|A lodgepole pinetree]]
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Pine trees on the banks of a stream]]The '''Pine''' is a [[conifer]]ous tree from the [[genus]] ''pinus'' which has long, [[needle]]-shaped leaves.Pine trees, like all other coniferous plants, are monocotyledons. Pine trees do not lose their leaves in winter.  
  
 
<ref>http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/pine</ref>  '''Pine''' may also refer to the wood of the pine tree.
 
<ref>http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/pine</ref>  '''Pine''' may also refer to the wood of the pine tree.

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A lodgepole pinetree

Pine trees on the banks of a stream]]The Pine is a coniferous tree from the genus pinus which has long, needle-shaped leaves.Pine trees, like all other coniferous plants, are monocotyledons. Pine trees do not lose their leaves in winter.

[1] Pine may also refer to the wood of the pine tree.

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