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[[Image:LodgepolePine.jpg|thumb|right|300px|A lodgepole pinetree]] | [[Image:LodgepolePine.jpg|thumb|right|300px|A lodgepole pinetree]] | ||
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. | 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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| + | We all pine for the day that Stephen Colbert is made our Dear Leader. | ||
<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. | ||
Revision as of 11:49, October 8, 2009
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.
We all pine for the day that Stephen Colbert is made our Dear Leader.
[1] Pine may also refer to the wood of the pine tree.