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The illustration shows a cross-section of an annual pine stem magnified 400 times. Pine (Pinus) is a genus of trees and shrubs from the family Pinaceae, comprising about 115 species mainly growing in the temperate zone of the northern hemisphere. Pines are evergreen plants with long, narrow needles and hard, woody cones. They are characterized by a wide range of environmental and temperature tolerance and are some of the longest-living plants on Earth. Pines are an important source of wood, resin, essential oils, and edible seeds. They also serve as food for many insects, although some of them can be considered pests. Under weakened conditions, pines are susceptible to diseases caused by pathogens, and some of these diseases can spread to other plants. The illustration can serve as a tool for understanding the internal structure of an annual pine stem.
You can download this poster/image in high quality. You can then print it at your local printing shop and hang it on the wall.
