A tree commonly found in the Mediterranean region, valued for its pine nuts. It thrives in dry conditions and can tolerate coastal environments. This species has also been adapted for inner areas with challenging climates. Its distinct shape resembles a rounded, flat crown similar to a parasol.
Pinus pinea
A tree commonly found in the Mediterranean region, valued for its pine nuts. It thrives in dry conditions and can tolerate coastal environments. This species has also been adapted for inner areas with challenging climates. Its distinct shape resembles a rounded, flat crown similar to a parasol.
**Product: Pinus pinea**
**Description:**
Pinus pinea is a tree native to the Mediterranean region, primarily valued for its edible pine nuts. It is adaptable and thrives in dry and coastal environments, as well as in inland areas with challenging climates. Its unique rounded crown resembles a flat parasol.
**Technical Characteristics:**
- **Size and Height:**
- Tall tree with a large and very wide crown
- **Shape:**
- Distinctive rounded and spread-out growth habit
- **Climate Zones:**
- Tolerant of coastal and interior climates
- Heat resistant
- Frost tolerant
- Drought resistant
- Lime tolerant
- **Sunlight Requirements:**
- Prefers full sunlight exposure
- **Leaves:**
- Perennial, simple shape
- Dark green color
- **Flowers and Fruits:**
- Flowers in Spring
- Produces brown pine cones in Autumn
- **Shade Density:**
- Provides moderate shade
- **Growth Rate:**
- Moderate growth
**Root Presentation Options:**
1. **High-Quality Presentation (Grade 3):**
- Optimal root ball with a high proportion of absorbent roots wrapped in jute and wire mesh for stability.
2. **Good Presentation (Grade 2):**
- Includes sufficient roots for establishment but requires careful management to avoid root circling.
3. **Basic Presentation (Grade 1):**
- Bare root system, not recommended for most species due to stress during transplant.
**Applications:**
- Ideal for green spaces and urban landscaping.
**Commitment to Quality:**
- The Canon Belloch project ensures the best planting practices for urban environments, reflecting a commitment to sustainability and scientific research.
**Note:** This tree is suggested for areas needing drought-resistant and adaptable flora, suitable for various environmental conditions.
**Description:**
Pinus pinea is a tree native to the Mediterranean region, primarily valued for its edible pine nuts. It is adaptable and thrives in dry and coastal environments, as well as in inland areas with challenging climates. Its unique rounded crown resembles a flat parasol.
**Technical Characteristics:**
- **Size and Height:**
- Tall tree with a large and very wide crown
- **Shape:**
- Distinctive rounded and spread-out growth habit
- **Climate Zones:**
- Tolerant of coastal and interior climates
- Heat resistant
- Frost tolerant
- Drought resistant
- Lime tolerant
- **Sunlight Requirements:**
- Prefers full sunlight exposure
- **Leaves:**
- Perennial, simple shape
- Dark green color
- **Flowers and Fruits:**
- Flowers in Spring
- Produces brown pine cones in Autumn
- **Shade Density:**
- Provides moderate shade
- **Growth Rate:**
- Moderate growth
**Root Presentation Options:**
1. **High-Quality Presentation (Grade 3):**
- Optimal root ball with a high proportion of absorbent roots wrapped in jute and wire mesh for stability.
2. **Good Presentation (Grade 2):**
- Includes sufficient roots for establishment but requires careful management to avoid root circling.
3. **Basic Presentation (Grade 1):**
- Bare root system, not recommended for most species due to stress during transplant.
**Applications:**
- Ideal for green spaces and urban landscaping.
**Commitment to Quality:**
- The Canon Belloch project ensures the best planting practices for urban environments, reflecting a commitment to sustainability and scientific research.
**Note:** This tree is suggested for areas needing drought-resistant and adaptable flora, suitable for various environmental conditions.
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