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Definition of stone pine in English: stone pinenoun An umbrella-shaped southern European pine tree with large needles, very large glossy brown cones, and edible seeds (pine nuts). 意大利五针松。亦称UMBRELLA PINE Pinus pinea, family Pinaceae. See also arolla Also called umbrella pine Example sentencesExamples - He explained that it owes its name to its resemblance in shape and size to the nuts found in the cones of the stone pine.
- Until the early 1960s, this coast was pure, unadulterated nature: sea and rocks, prickly pears, stone pines and juniper, encircling the occasional sandy beach.
- Such scenes, with stone pines and Antique fragments, classically structured, with forts and hill towns patterned in sharp cubes against the landscape, are intensely evocative of ancient Rome.
- The vegetation in the study area consists of a mixed woodland of stone pine and cork oak.
- The Mediterranean stone pine, P. pinea, grows at quite low altitudes, as anyone familiar with the landscapes of Provence, Italy, and the Middle East will be aware.
Definition of stone pine in US English: stone pinenounˌstōn ˈpīn An umbrella-shaped southern European pine tree with large needles, very large glossy brown cones, and edible seeds (“pine nuts”). 意大利五针松。亦称UMBRELLA PINE Pinus pinea, family Pinaceae Also called umbrella pine Example sentencesExamples - The Mediterranean stone pine, P. pinea, grows at quite low altitudes, as anyone familiar with the landscapes of Provence, Italy, and the Middle East will be aware.
- Until the early 1960s, this coast was pure, unadulterated nature: sea and rocks, prickly pears, stone pines and juniper, encircling the occasional sandy beach.
- The vegetation in the study area consists of a mixed woodland of stone pine and cork oak.
- Such scenes, with stone pines and Antique fragments, classically structured, with forts and hill towns patterned in sharp cubes against the landscape, are intensely evocative of ancient Rome.
- He explained that it owes its name to its resemblance in shape and size to the nuts found in the cones of the stone pine.
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