Western white pine: Difference between revisions

The western white pine is monocot; there are 3 main seasons in which the pine will start growing. July through [[August]] is very common with the strobilus buds. The oval stimulates strobilus come in clusters of 15-25 they pop up in the middle of the crown 10 cm by 4cm in length. [http://www.na.fs.fed.us/pubs/silvics_manual/Volume_1/pinus/monticola.htm]June and July are the money seasons for pollination, the pollen dissemination will last around 8-9 days. The Western white pine is mostly [[female]] it will stay this way its whole life pretty much when its production age at 7 through 20. These ovulates grow on the tips of the branches, people will be able to examine these ovulates in mid –June this is when they're most out.