Sentences with PINUS-PINEA
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"The recipe calls for pinus pinea nuts."
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"The pinus pinea tree is native to the Mediterranean region."
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"The artist used a pinus pinea wood panel for the painting."
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"The pinus pinea resin is often used in traditional medicine."
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"This pinus pinea firewood burns slowly and produces aromatic smoke."
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"The pinus pinea bark is rough and deeply fissured."
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"The chef garnished the dish with pinus pinea needles."
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"The pinus pinea leaves are dark green and needle-like."
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"The pinus pinea timber is highly valued for its durability."
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"The pinus pinea features long, green needles in clusters of two."
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"The pinus pinea tree produces large, edible pine nuts."
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"The pinus pinea has a distinctive umbrella-like canopy."
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"Many people find the shape of the pinus pinea aesthetically pleasing."
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"The bark of pinus pinea is reddish-brown and deeply fissured."
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"The wood of pinus pinea is highly prized for its quality and durability."
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"The pinus pinea is a slow-growing tree that can live for several hundred years."
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"The oldest recorded pinus pinea tree is estimated to be around 700 years old."
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"In some cultures, the pinus pinea is considered a symbol of fertility and abundance."
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"The pinus pinea is well-adapted to dry climates with sandy soils."
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"The pinus pinea is a popular choice for bonsai enthusiasts due to its unique characteristics."
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"The cultivation of pinus pinea has increased in recent years due to its economic value."
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"The pinus pinea is a species of pine tree native to the Mediterranean region."
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"The pinus pinea has a distinct dome-shaped canopy."
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"The pinus pinea is commonly known as the stone pine."
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"The pinus pinea produces edible pine nuts."
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"The pinus pinea has dark brown bark."
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"Some people use pinus pinea as an ornamental tree in gardens."
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"Wildfires pose a threat to pinus pinea forests."
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"The pinus pinea is resistant to salt spray and is often found in coastal regions."
