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Diversions of a naturalist ([1915]) Diversions of a naturalist diversionsofnatu00lankuoft Year: [1915] CHRISTMAS TREES 323 shifting and break- ing up, and is planted for this pur- pose along the coast of the Landes and in other parts of the world. A still better- known pine, which, like those already mentioned, has its needles in pairs, is the stone pine (Pinus pinea), called by the French Pi7i de parasol and by the Italians Pino a pinocchi. This fine tree (usually bigger than the Pinaster) has been largely planted in Italy on account of its pic- turesque appear- ance. This is the tree which one sees so often in Turner's landscapes. The needles are 5 to 6 inches long, and the cones are very large and almost spheri- cal, being often 5 inches long and 4 Fig. 39.—Female Cone of the Pinaster, or Mari- time Pine (Pinus pinaster). Drawn of the natural size from a Bournemouthspecimen.
