Pinus radiata D.Don

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Classification

kingdom
Plantae: phylum
Tracheophyta: class
Pinopsida: order
Pinales: family
Pinaceae: genus
Pinus: species
Pinus radiata

Name

Synonyms: Pinus adunca Bosc.; Pinus adunca Bosc. ex Poir.; Pinus californica Loisel.; Pinus montereyensis Rauch.; Pinus montereyensis Rauch. ex Gordon; Pinus radiata subsp. insignis Schwer.
Homonyms: Pinus radiata D.Don
Common names: Insignis pine in English; Monterey pine in English; Monterey pine in English; Monterey pine in English; Monterey-Kiefer in German; Monterey-Kiefer in German; Monterey-fenyo in Hungarian; Pino di Monterey in Italian; Pino insigne in Spanish; Pino insigne in Italian; Radiata pine in English; insignis pine in English; insignis pine in English; kalifornijski bor in language.; montereytall in Swedish; ocote in Spanish; pin de Monterey in French; pin remarquable in French; pinheiro-de-Monterey in Portuguese; pinheiro-insigne in Portuguese; pino de Monterey in Spanish; pino de Monterrey in Spanish; pino insigne in Italian; pino quebradizo in Spanish; radiata pine in English; radiataden in Afrikaans

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