Flora Europaea - Volume 1. Lycopodiaceae to Platanaceae Author Tutin, T. G. Author Heywood, V. H. Author Burges, N. A. Author Moore, D. M. Author Valentine, D. H. Author Walters, S. M. Author Webb, D. A. text 1964 Cambridge University Press book 10.5281/zenodo.302862 302862 15. P. pinea L. , Sp.Pl. 1000 (1753) . U p to 30 m,parasolshaped; bark greyish-brown,flakingtoleavereddish-orange patches. Twigs glabrous,greyish-green,becomingbrown.Buds not resinous; scales white-fringed. Leaves 100-200 x1-5 -2 mm, in pairs, acute; resin-canals submarginal. Cone 8-14 x 1 0 cm, shining, brown; apophysis weakly pyramidal. Seed 15-20x 7- 11 mm; wing less than 1 mm, caducous; husk hard. Mediterranean region and Portugal. Al BI Co Cr Ga Gr Hs It Ju Lu Sa Si Tu.