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Definition of pitch pine in English: pitch pinenoun A pine tree with hard, heavy, resinous timber that is used in building, especially the longleaf pine of North America. Example sentencesExamples - Today, Steinauer explains, they've either been developed or invaded by pitch pine and scrub oak.
- After the Virginia pine established, most trees experienced a release in growth in the 1960s; this 1960s release event was not identified in the pitch pine from the same site.
- Among its features is the large fitted kitchen with a plumbed island unit built from pitch pine which was recycled from an old church in France.
- We sampled vegetation and developed pitch pine and Virginia pine tree-ring chronologies from the midslope and the mountaintop.
- An external porch with slate floor leads to a large entrance hall with an elegant staircase made of pitch pine.
Definition of pitch pine in US English: pitch pinenounˈpiCH ˌpīn A pine tree that is a source of pitch or turpentine, and typically yielding hard, heavy, resinous timber that is used in building, especially the longleaf Pinus rigida of the Appalachians and northeastern US. Example sentencesExamples - An external porch with slate floor leads to a large entrance hall with an elegant staircase made of pitch pine.
- Among its features is the large fitted kitchen with a plumbed island unit built from pitch pine which was recycled from an old church in France.
- We sampled vegetation and developed pitch pine and Virginia pine tree-ring chronologies from the midslope and the mountaintop.
- Today, Steinauer explains, they've either been developed or invaded by pitch pine and scrub oak.
- After the Virginia pine established, most trees experienced a release in growth in the 1960s; this 1960s release event was not identified in the pitch pine from the same site.
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