Pine Door '03™
Timber: Pine (Pinus densiflora )
The major plant group among gymnosperms are the pine trees. They are widely distributed all over Europe. They thrive along seashores, and in mountainous area except on a very high mountains. There are several species of pine trees. The most common are the red pine tree and the black pine tree. How they differ from each other? Aside from color difference, the apical part of a leaf of red pines is softer than the black pines. The wood of a pine tree becomes stronger when it is dry.

Pine Veneto '98™

Timber: Pine (Pinus densiflora )
The major plant group among gymnosperms are the pine trees. They are widely distributed all over Europe. They thrive along seashores, and in mountainous area except on a very high mountains. There are several species of pine trees. The most common are the red pine tree and the black pine tree. How they differ from each other? Aside from color difference, the apical part of a leaf of red pines is softer than the black pines. The wood of a pine tree becomes stronger when it is dry.

Pine Toscana '98™

Timber: Pine (Pinus densiflora )
The major plant group among gymnosperms are the pine trees. They are widely distributed all over Europe. They thrive along seashores, and in mountainous area except on a very high mountains. There are several species of pine trees. The most common are the red pine tree and the black pine tree. How they differ from each other? Aside from color difference, the apical part of a leaf of red pines is softer than the black pines. The wood of a pine tree becomes stronger when it is dry.