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| ion uplands are dominated by pine, originally | Longleaf and Slash in the south and Shortleaf mixed wi |
| a species of arnica known by the common names | longleaf arnica and spearleaf arnica. |
| h in Wake Forest, North Carolina (1979-1980), | Longleaf Baptist Church, Wilmington, North Carolina (M |
| Agathosma serratifolia, known as | Longleaf Buchu or Long Buchu, is an erect, South Afric |
| a species of lupine known by the common name | longleaf bush lupine. |
| men from several companies, such as the Texas | Longleaf Company, lived in a boarding house in Harmast |
| Longleaf heart pine was once the most functional wood | |
| us Gibson Mallette and Daisy Belle Johnson of | Longleaf in western Rapides Parish. |
| Gray Sheoak, | Longleaf Ironwood, Saltmarsh Ironwood, Swamp Oak (New |
| cabbage palm, scrub oak, palmetto, gallberry, | longleaf, loblolly pine, slash and sand pine. |
| The Wier | Longleaf Lumber Company was a lumber and milling opera |
| Although Wier | Longleaf Lumber Company provided desperately needed jo |
| s a company town to service the needs of Wier | Longleaf Lumber Company, the last of the major lumber |
| nstaffed, but is administered by the Mountain | Longleaf National Wildlife Refuge in Anniston, Alabama |
| life Refuge (now administered by the Mountain | Longleaf National Wildlife Refuge). |
| Mountain | Longleaf NWR also administers the Cahaba River Nationa |
| Mountain | Longleaf NWR is located on the former military trainin |
| upland ecosystems, including sand pine scrub, | longleaf pine / turkey oak sandhills. |
| pine plantations are being converted back to | longleaf pine which historically dominated Blackwater |
| It commonly form an understory tree in | Longleaf Pine and other pine stands on sandy knolls in |
| ted States it is formed from the heartwood of | Longleaf pine trees and is called "fat lighter" or "li |
| ed species that is given a home, primarily on | longleaf pine forest on Sandy Island is the red-cockad |
| anagement are creating artificial cavities in | Longleaf Pine trees. |
| n grows alongside slash (Pinus elliottii) and | longleaf pine (Pinus palustris) or oaks. |
| by the National Wildlife Federation says that | Longleaf Pine forests will be particularly well adapte |
| By the mid 20th century most of its original | longleaf pine / turkey oak sandhill ecosystem and habi |
| containing a small remnant of the easternmost | longleaf pine and American turkey oak association in c |
| coinciding with a disjunctive portion of the | Longleaf Pine ecosystem west of the Mississippi River. |
| d States the wood is commonly associated with | Longleaf pine (Pinus palustris), which historically wa |
| part of the island is higher and is mostly a | longleaf pine forest, which provides a refuge for the |
| en, Japanese Maple Garden, Herb garden, and a | Longleaf Pine habitat of 40 acres (160,000 m2). |
| Virgin | longleaf pine forest, 1925 |
| Another area of special note is the | Longleaf Pine Habitat, a preserved remnant of the grea |
| (Carya glabra), loblolly pine (Pinus taeda), | longleaf pine (P. |
| Resin from | longleaf pine yielded four basic products: tar, pitch, |
| so aims to capture the entire native Virginia | longleaf pine germplasm on this property. |
| Longleaf pine needles from a 30 m specimen near Tallah | |
| The caterpillars ( | Longleaf Pine seedworms) feed on the seeds of Pinus pa |
| The | Longleaf Pine Seedworm Moth (Cydia ingens) is a moth o |
| Pinus palustris, commonly known as the | Longleaf Pine, is a pine native to the southeastern Un |
| y, Atlantic tarpon, largemouth bass, Southern | Longleaf Pine, Eastern tiger swallowtail, Monarch butt |
| One common reclaimed wood, | longleaf pine, was used in factories and warehouses bu |
| roadsides; it is also found in turkey-oak and | longleaf pine-oak plant communities. |
| home to some of the best preserved stands of | Longleaf Pine. |
| s dedicated to preserving the native Virginia | longleaf pine/pitcher plant ecosystem. |
| lackwater River State Forest is known for its | longleaf pine/wiregrass ecosystem, which, in combinati |
| Longleaf Pine: 'grass stage' seedling, near Georgetown | |
| ecause of the repetitiveness of widely spaced | longleaf pines and the apparent continuity of the saw |
| the vast forest consisted of original growth | longleaf pines that reached heights of 100 to 120 feet |
| Naturally regenerated | Longleaf Pines in DeSoto National Forest, Mississippi |
| Merchants also harvested resin from the | longleaf pines for the naval stores industry. |
| he lower Coastal Plain in the region features | longleaf pines, wiregrass, turkey oaks, and a forest o |
| dentified species of life, including majestic | longleaf pines, Spanish moss draped live oaks, and vis |
| thin forests, create wildlife openings, plant | longleaf pines; and monitor, manage, and improve wildl |
| is a species of rush known by the common name | longleaf rush. |
| Mountain | Longleaf serves as a home to several endangered specie |
| Mountain | Longleaf trees |
| l could process approximately 200,000 feet of | longleaf yellow pine every 10 hours. |
| The town was situated in the | longleaf yellow pine region where lumber mills and fam |
| Longleaf yellow pine was used for the intricate design | |
| Longleaf yellow pine grew in thick forests that spanne | |
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