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About
Pinus Taeda Trees: Pinus Taeda, also called Arkansas
pine, North Carolina pine, Rosemary pine, Bull pine, and Oldfield
pine, is the most commercially important forest species in the southern
United States, where it is dominant on about 29 million acres and
makes up over one-half of the standing pine volume.
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Pinus
Taeda picture
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Taeda Tree Facts |
Common
Name: |
Loblolly
Pine
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Foliage: |
Green
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Mature
Height: |
50-90'
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Mature
Spread: |
30-40'
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Soil: |
Tolerant
of poor soil including clay
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Zones: |
6-9
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Moisture: |
From
flood plains to high and dry
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It
is a medium-lived, intolerant to moderately tolerant tree with rapid
juvenile growth. The species responds well to silvicultural treatments
and can be managed as either even-aged or uneven-aged natural stands,
or can be regenerated artificially and managed in plantations.
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