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• In Kozak Plateau of Madra Da
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  region pinus pinea production is essential.
• European pine nuts are obtained primarily from the stone pine, Pinus pinea, native to northern Mediterranean regions.
• The predominant, extensive stands of stone pine ( " Pinus pinea " ) here are worth commenting on.
• The village is a major source of pine nuts due to stone pine ( Pinus pinea ) woods covering the area.
• Throughout Europe and Middle East the pine nuts used are traditionally from " Pinus pinea " ( stone pine ).
• The stone pine ( " Pinus pinea " ), possibly the most characteristic of all, occupies sandy soils.
• "Many pine species bear edible nuts : the best known is the Mediterranean stone pine, " Pinus pinea ".
• The town is a major source of pine nuts due to stone pine ( " Pinus pinea " ) woods covering the area.
• At Koukounaries there is a lagoon and a wooded peninsula with a stone pine ( Pinus pinea ) forest separating the lagoon from the Aegean Sea.
• This coastal forest is at least 8 miles long, with dense and tall stands of " Pinus pinea " mixed with " Pinus halepensis ".
• The pine tree ( Pinus pinea ) where San Martin wrote the battle report is known as the " Historic Pine ", and has an estimated age of more than two hundred years.
• In the higher altitudes ( ) appear maritime ( Pinus pinaster ) and stone pines ( Pinus pinea ), as well as holm oaks ( Quercus ilex ), prickly junipers ( Juniperus oxycedrus ) and laudanum ( Cistus ladanifer ).
• Pine nuts produced in Europe mostly come from the stone pine ( " Pinus pinea " ), which has been cultivated for its nuts for over 5, 000 years, and harvested from wild trees for far longer.
• They come from the Italian stone pine, Pinus pinea, a handsome, umbrella-shaped tree that is'native to the Mediterranean and too tender for life in Klamath Falls, though it grows well in places like mid-coastal California.
• The churchyard forms a privileged lookout over the Olea europaea ), while the introduction of species such as the Mediterranean Cypress ( Cupressus sempervirens ), the Mexican White Cedar ( Cupressus lusitanica ), th Lebanese cedar ( Cedrus libani ) and the Stone pine ( Pinus pinea ) dominate the eastern flanks.
• The westernmost area of the mountain range shows a change in species distribution and variety, with a predominance of stone pine ( " Pinus pinea " ) in place of scots-pine, and Portuguese oak and Holm oak in place of Pyrenean oak due to the lower elevations and higher precipitation of the region.