Pinus strobus(PIUST)
Overview Code created in: 2003-05-08
- EPPO Code: PIUST
- Preferred name: Pinus strobus
- Authority: Linnaeus
Northeastern USA and eastern Canada, Mexico, Central America. State flower of Maine (USA). Planted in Europe as a timber tree, but found to be very susceptible to white pine blister rust Cronartium ribicola (q.v.). Introduced in central Europe, Korea
| Name | Language |
|---|---|
| eastern white pine | English (US) |
| northern white pine | English |
| Weymouth pine | English |
| white pine | English |
| yellow pine | English |
| Buschelkiefer | German |
| Strobe | German |
| Weymouth-Föhre | German |
| Weymouth-Kiefer | German |
| Weymouths Kiefer | German |
| pin blanc | French |
| pin blanc d'Amérique | French |
| pin blanc de l'Est | French |
| pin de Weymouth | French |
| pin du Lord | French |
| pin Weymouth | French |
| pino blanco | Spanish |
| pino di Lord Weymouth | Spanish |
| pino bianco | Italian |
| pino di Weymouth | Italian |
| pino strobo | Italian |
| Weymouth-den | Dutch |
| pinheirio-de-Weymouth | Portuguese |
| pinheiro-branco | Portuguese |
| pinheiro-branco | Portuguese |
| weymouthtall | Swedish |
| сосна белая | Russian |
| сосна веймутова | Russian |
| Weymouths fyr | Danish |
| weymouthfuru | Norwegian |
| strobusmänty | Finnish |
| sosna amerykańska | Polish |
| sosna Weymoutha | Polish |
| wejmutka | Polish |
| kanadai simafenyő | Hungarian |
| simafenyő | Hungarian |
| веймутка | Bulgarian |
| веймутов бор | Bulgarian |
| pi strobus | Catalan |
| běi měi qiáo sōng | Chinese |
| 北美乔松 | Chinese |
| vajmutov bor | Croatian |
| borovice vejmutovka | Czech |
| vejmutovka | Czech |
| 스트로브잣나무 | Korean |
| seu teu ro beu jat na mu | Korean |
| боровац | Serbian |
| вајмутов бор | Serbian |
| borovica hladká | Slovak |
| gladki bor | Slovene |
| zeleni bor | Slovene |
| сосна веймутова | Ukrainian |
Kingdom
Plantae (
1PLAK )
Phylum
Pinophyta (
1PINP )
Class
Pinopsida (
1PINC )
Order
Pinales (
1CONO )
Family
Pinaceae (
1PINF )
Genus
Pinus (
1PIUG )
Species
Pinus strobus (
PIUST )