Definition of sugar pine in English:

sugar pine

noun

A tall graceful pine tree native to California and Oregon, having very long cones and heartwood that exudes a sweet sap.
Pinus lambertiana, family Pinaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- Set in a forest thick with giant sugar pines and black oak, the burn was part of Nichols's goal to torch 5,000 to 8,000 acres a year.
- ‘Every tree calls for special admiration,’ Muir said, sitting before the old sugar pine, making sketch after sketch, full of regret that he could not draw every needle.
- Add large sugar pine cones (available at crafts stores) or berry-laden yaupon branches.
- Boise Cascade was looking for fresh forests, and the million or so acres of white and sugar pine in the coastal Sierra Madre seemed ripe for the reaping - at least from the satellites scouring the forests of the Third World for likely stands.
- In Tiller, Oregon, chainsaw-wielding vandals attacked one of the world's tallest sugar pines, stripping away a band of bark and several important layers on its base, the Associated Press reports.
- Mixed conifer forest Ponderosa pine, locally often called yellow pine, grows with other tall conifers - sugar pine, white fir, Douglas fir, and incense cedar.
- When I'm planning a summer vacation, I always include a week at our family cabin at Pinecrest Lake - just the familiar smell of sugar pine relaxes me.
- The Douglas-fir, ponderosa pine, and sugar pine planted in this area will help regenerate an ecosystem inhabited by wildlife, including bald eagles.
- The Duke made a board out of a piece of sugar pine provided by a surf club member.
- Although much of the surrounding area has been logged, the biggest sugar pine is currently protected in a 10-acre grove of old-growth high above the North Fork of the Stanislaus River in the Sierras of California.
- DNA fragments amplified by PtIFG 9053 primers in loblolly pine, slash pine, and sugar pine are shown.
- In California, 94,000 Douglas-fir, ponderosa pine, and sugar pine will be planted an 350 acres of Tahoe National Forest near Nevada City.
- Our last stop is the interior mountain ranges, home to the 681-point sugar pine and the almighty 1,321-point giant sequoia.
- It includes a brief biographical sketch of Scottish botanist David Douglas and a description of his 1824 expedition through the Pacific Northwestern United States and his ‘discovery’ of the sugar pine.
- We sit on the shore, toes in warm sand, watching the small sailboats race against the backdrop of sugar pine and perfect blue sky.
- The ‘Pendola burn’ project is sponsored by specialty retailer Eddie Bauer, which is helping ensure that some 94,000 Douglas-fir, ponderosa pine, and sugar pines are planted as part of the reforestation effort.

Definition of sugar pine in US English:

sugar pine

noun

A tall graceful pine tree native to California and Oregon, having very long cones and heartwood that exudes a sweet sap.
Pinus lambertiana, family Pinaceae
Example sentencesExamples
- It includes a brief biographical sketch of Scottish botanist David Douglas and a description of his 1824 expedition through the Pacific Northwestern United States and his ‘discovery’ of the sugar pine.
- Set in a forest thick with giant sugar pines and black oak, the burn was part of Nichols's goal to torch 5,000 to 8,000 acres a year.
- When I'm planning a summer vacation, I always include a week at our family cabin at Pinecrest Lake - just the familiar smell of sugar pine relaxes me.
- In California, 94,000 Douglas-fir, ponderosa pine, and sugar pine will be planted an 350 acres of Tahoe National Forest near Nevada City.
- Our last stop is the interior mountain ranges, home to the 681-point sugar pine and the almighty 1,321-point giant sequoia.
- The ‘Pendola burn’ project is sponsored by specialty retailer Eddie Bauer, which is helping ensure that some 94,000 Douglas-fir, ponderosa pine, and sugar pines are planted as part of the reforestation effort.
- In Tiller, Oregon, chainsaw-wielding vandals attacked one of the world's tallest sugar pines, stripping away a band of bark and several important layers on its base, the Associated Press reports.
- ‘Every tree calls for special admiration,’ Muir said, sitting before the old sugar pine, making sketch after sketch, full of regret that he could not draw every needle.
- Boise Cascade was looking for fresh forests, and the million or so acres of white and sugar pine in the coastal Sierra Madre seemed ripe for the reaping - at least from the satellites scouring the forests of the Third World for likely stands.
- Mixed conifer forest Ponderosa pine, locally often called yellow pine, grows with other tall conifers - sugar pine, white fir, Douglas fir, and incense cedar.
- The Duke made a board out of a piece of sugar pine provided by a surf club member.
- Although much of the surrounding area has been logged, the biggest sugar pine is currently protected in a 10-acre grove of old-growth high above the North Fork of the Stanislaus River in the Sierras of California.
- Add large sugar pine cones (available at crafts stores) or berry-laden yaupon branches.
- We sit on the shore, toes in warm sand, watching the small sailboats race against the backdrop of sugar pine and perfect blue sky.
- The Douglas-fir, ponderosa pine, and sugar pine planted in this area will help regenerate an ecosystem inhabited by wildlife, including bald eagles.
- DNA fragments amplified by PtIFG 9053 primers in loblolly pine, slash pine, and sugar pine are shown.

单词	sugar pine
释义	Definition of sugar pine in English: sugar pine noun A tall graceful pine tree native to California and Oregon, having very long cones and heartwood that exudes a sweet sap. Pinus lambertiana, family Pinaceae Example sentencesExamples Set in a forest thick with giant sugar pines and black oak, the burn was part of Nichols's goal to torch 5,000 to 8,000 acres a year. ‘Every tree calls for special admiration,’ Muir said, sitting before the old sugar pine, making sketch after sketch, full of regret that he could not draw every needle. Add large sugar pine cones (available at crafts stores) or berry-laden yaupon branches. Boise Cascade was looking for fresh forests, and the million or so acres of white and sugar pine in the coastal Sierra Madre seemed ripe for the reaping - at least from the satellites scouring the forests of the Third World for likely stands. In Tiller, Oregon, chainsaw-wielding vandals attacked one of the world's tallest sugar pines, stripping away a band of bark and several important layers on its base, the Associated Press reports. Mixed conifer forest Ponderosa pine, locally often called yellow pine, grows with other tall conifers - sugar pine, white fir, Douglas fir, and incense cedar. When I'm planning a summer vacation, I always include a week at our family cabin at Pinecrest Lake - just the familiar smell of sugar pine relaxes me. The Douglas-fir, ponderosa pine, and sugar pine planted in this area will help regenerate an ecosystem inhabited by wildlife, including bald eagles. The Duke made a board out of a piece of sugar pine provided by a surf club member. Although much of the surrounding area has been logged, the biggest sugar pine is currently protected in a 10-acre grove of old-growth high above the North Fork of the Stanislaus River in the Sierras of California. DNA fragments amplified by PtIFG 9053 primers in loblolly pine, slash pine, and sugar pine are shown. In California, 94,000 Douglas-fir, ponderosa pine, and sugar pine will be planted an 350 acres of Tahoe National Forest near Nevada City. Our last stop is the interior mountain ranges, home to the 681-point sugar pine and the almighty 1,321-point giant sequoia. It includes a brief biographical sketch of Scottish botanist David Douglas and a description of his 1824 expedition through the Pacific Northwestern United States and his ‘discovery’ of the sugar pine. We sit on the shore, toes in warm sand, watching the small sailboats race against the backdrop of sugar pine and perfect blue sky. The ‘Pendola burn’ project is sponsored by specialty retailer Eddie Bauer, which is helping ensure that some 94,000 Douglas-fir, ponderosa pine, and sugar pines are planted as part of the reforestation effort. Definition of sugar pine in US English: sugar pine noun A tall graceful pine tree native to California and Oregon, having very long cones and heartwood that exudes a sweet sap. Pinus lambertiana, family Pinaceae Example sentencesExamples It includes a brief biographical sketch of Scottish botanist David Douglas and a description of his 1824 expedition through the Pacific Northwestern United States and his ‘discovery’ of the sugar pine. Set in a forest thick with giant sugar pines and black oak, the burn was part of Nichols's goal to torch 5,000 to 8,000 acres a year. When I'm planning a summer vacation, I always include a week at our family cabin at Pinecrest Lake - just the familiar smell of sugar pine relaxes me. In California, 94,000 Douglas-fir, ponderosa pine, and sugar pine will be planted an 350 acres of Tahoe National Forest near Nevada City. Our last stop is the interior mountain ranges, home to the 681-point sugar pine and the almighty 1,321-point giant sequoia. The ‘Pendola burn’ project is sponsored by specialty retailer Eddie Bauer, which is helping ensure that some 94,000 Douglas-fir, ponderosa pine, and sugar pines are planted as part of the reforestation effort. In Tiller, Oregon, chainsaw-wielding vandals attacked one of the world's tallest sugar pines, stripping away a band of bark and several important layers on its base, the Associated Press reports. ‘Every tree calls for special admiration,’ Muir said, sitting before the old sugar pine, making sketch after sketch, full of regret that he could not draw every needle. Boise Cascade was looking for fresh forests, and the million or so acres of white and sugar pine in the coastal Sierra Madre seemed ripe for the reaping - at least from the satellites scouring the forests of the Third World for likely stands. Mixed conifer forest Ponderosa pine, locally often called yellow pine, grows with other tall conifers - sugar pine, white fir, Douglas fir, and incense cedar. The Duke made a board out of a piece of sugar pine provided by a surf club member. Although much of the surrounding area has been logged, the biggest sugar pine is currently protected in a 10-acre grove of old-growth high above the North Fork of the Stanislaus River in the Sierras of California. Add large sugar pine cones (available at crafts stores) or berry-laden yaupon branches. We sit on the shore, toes in warm sand, watching the small sailboats race against the backdrop of sugar pine and perfect blue sky. The Douglas-fir, ponderosa pine, and sugar pine planted in this area will help regenerate an ecosystem inhabited by wildlife, including bald eagles. DNA fragments amplified by PtIFG 9053 primers in loblolly pine, slash pine, and sugar pine are shown.
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