Pinus contorta

Pinus contorta, commonly known as lodgepole pine, is a coniferous tree species notable for its adaptability to harsh environments. Its needles, typically in bundles of two, are twisted, giving the species its name. Pinus contorta exhibits remarkable fire-adaptive traits, with some subspecies relying on fire for cone opening and seed dispersal. This species is an important part of western North American forests, providing habitat and resources for various wildlife.

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