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pinus resinosa

 

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Noun pinus resinosa has 1 sense
  1. red pine, Canadian red pine, Pinus resinosa - pine of eastern North America having long needles in bunches of two and reddish bark
    --1 is a kind of pine, pine tree, true pine

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Pinus resinosa

Definition: Pinus resinosa refers to a type of pine tree commonly known as red pine. It belongs to the family Pinaceae and is native to North America.

Sense 1 (Noun): A large evergreen tree with a straight, tall trunk, reddish-brown bark, and needle-like leaves grouped in bundles of two.

Example sentence: The pinus resinosa trees in the forest provide a beautiful backdrop for hiking and camping.

Sense 2 (Adjective): Pertaining to or characteristic of the red pine tree species.

Example sentence: The park was filled with a pinus resinosa aroma, creating a refreshing and natural atmosphere.

Sense 3 (Noun - Chemistry): A resin derived from the red pine tree that has various applications in industries such as varnishes, adhesives, and medicinal products.

Example sentence: The pinus resinosa extract is utilized in the production of high-quality wood varnishes.

Sense 4 (Noun - Local): In some regions, pinus resinosa is used as a local term to refer to any type of resinous material obtained from pine trees to be used for crafts and traditional remedies.

Example sentence: The artisan used pinus resinosa to make unique and beautiful jewelry.

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