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• These characteristics enhance the ability of " P . pinaster " survive and flourish in the areas it invades.
• The main source of supply in Europe is the Landes, where the Maritime Pine " P . pinaster " is extensively cultivated.
• Its dispersal ability is one of the key factors that have allowed " P . pinaster " to become such a successful invasive species.
• Since " P . pinaster " has the ability to regulate their production of defense mechanisms, it can protect itself from predatory in an energy-efficient manner.
• ""'Mucilaginibacter pineti " "'is a bacterium from the genus of Mucilaginibacter which has been isolated from wood from the tree Pinus pinaster.
• In other words, " P . pinaster " does not waste energy producing resins in safe conditions, so the conserved energy can be used for growth or reproduction.
• The following species found in the area have been identified with a vulnerable status ? Lychnophora pinaster, Dalbergia nigra, Ocotea odor韋era, Melanoxylon brauna, Lychnophora ericoides, and Oncidium warmingii.
• Without this efficient dispersal strategy, " P . pinaster " would not have been able to reach and invade areas, such as South Africa, that are suitable for its growth.
• According to an experiment done in Spain, the resin canal density was twice as high in the " P . pinaster " seedlings attacked by the weevils compared to the unattacked seedlings.
• The " Grevillea " cultivar sold by plant nurseries as " " Grevillea stenomera " prostrate red " is thought to be a hybrid of " Grevillea pinaster ".
• In addition, depending on the regions " P . pinaster " invades, " P . pinaster " has the potential to dramatically alter the quantity of water in the environment.
• In addition, depending on the regions " P . pinaster " invades, " P . pinaster " has the potential to dramatically alter the quantity of water in the environment.
• Both the traits of " P . pinaster " and the habitat in South Africa are conducive to the success of " P . pinaster " in this region of the world.
• Both the traits of " P . pinaster " and the habitat in South Africa are conducive to the success of " P . pinaster " in this region of the world.
• The resins make the " P . pinaster " less vulnerable to damage from insects, but they are only produced in high concentrations when " P . pinaster " is under attack.
• The resins make the " P . pinaster " less vulnerable to damage from insects, but they are only produced in high concentrations when " P . pinaster " is under attack.
• The maritime pine ( " Pinus pinaster " ) is found at an intermediate altitude and on generally siliceous soil, which in Galicia goes down to sea level and inland alternates with Pyrenean oak.
• For this reason, the small seed, low seed wing loading, and high winds found in mountainous regions all combine to provide a favorable situation for the dispersal of " P . pinaster " seeds.
• In addition to being an efficient disperser, " P . pinaster " is known to produce oleoresins, such as oily terpenes or fatty acids, which can inhibit other species within the community from growing.
• There, cockatoos also forage in the Gnangara pine plantations, where they feed on the seeds of Monterey pine ( " Pinus radiata " ) and maritime pine ( " Pinus pinaster " ).