pond pine การใช้

• Some botanists treat pond pine as a subspecies of pitch pine.
• Pond pines exhibit serotiny, such that wildfire can create a pond pine seedbed in the soil.
• Pond pines exhibit serotiny, such that wildfire can create a pond pine seedbed in the soil.
• Loblolly-bay, pond pine, sweetbay, and redbay are the tree species present, and they rarely form a closed canopy.
• Pond Pine ( Type 98 ) is the typical vegetation of wet flats and some Carolina Bays in South Carolina.
• Annual fires prevent shrub growth and thin the pond pine forest cover, creating a flooded savanna with grass, sedge, and herb groundcover.
• At the edges more pond pine is found with an abundance of titi, zenobia ( a shrub unique to pocosins ), and greenbrier vines.
• They have scattered pond pine ( " Pinus serotina " ) and a dense growth of mostly evergreen shrubs including gallberry ( " Ilex glabra " ).
• A stricter definition ( promulgated by A . W . Kuchler ) restricts pocosins to shrubby " short pocosins " and pond pine-forested " tall pocosins ".
• "The moon is a pale glow behind the rainclouds, " or " The landscape is a tangle of maple, gum, bay, oak, and pond pines . . ."
• Wildfires occurring about once a decade tend to cause pond pines to dominate over other trees, and cane ( " Arundinaria " ) rather than shrubs to dominate the understory.
• Besides the bogs, which are associated with seepage from surrounding longleaf pine uplands, the tract has pine flatwoods, a pond pine-evergreeen shrub forest, small streams and forested wetlands and swamp forests along the upper reaches of the Ochlockonee River.
• This species occasionally hybridizes with other pine species such as loblolly pine ( " Pinus taeda " ), shortleaf pine ( " Pinus echinata " ), and pond pine ( " Pinus serotina " ); the last is treated as a subspecies of pitch pine by some botanists.