Pinus lambertiana

Domain: Eukaryota • Regnum: Plantae • Phylum: Pinophyta • Ordo: Pinales • Familia: Pinaceae • Genus: Pinus • Species: Pinus lambertiana Douglas

Vernacular names [edit wikidata 'Pinus lambertiana']

English: Sugar Pine
مصرى: صنوبر لامبرتيانا
azərbaycanca: Lambert şamı
تۆرکجه: لامبرت شامی
български: ламбертов бор
čeština: Borovice Lambertova
Deutsch: Zucker-Kiefer
Ελληνικά: Πεύκη η λαμπερτιανή
eesti: Suhkrumänd
فارسی: کاج قندی
suomi: Sokerimänty
français: Pin à sucre
עברית: אורן הסוכר
íslenska: Sykurfura
日本語: サトウマツ
перем коми: Ламберт пожум
lietuvių: Saldžioji pušis
мокшень: Ламберт пиче
norsk bokmål: sukkerfuru
Nederlands: Suikerden
norsk: Sukkerfuru
polski: Sosna Lamberta
پنجابی: مٹھا چیڑ
русский: Сосна Ламберта
svenska: Sockertall
удмурт: Ламберт пужым
українська: Сосна Ламберта
Tiếng Việt: Thông Lamberta
中文: 糖松
中文（中国大陆）: 兰伯氏松
中文（简体）: 兰伯氏松
中文（繁體）: 蘭伯氏鬆

Images of the whole plant

Old trees, Sequoia NP, California
Old trees near Prospect, Oregon
Old trees near Boulder Creek, Oregon
Trees, San Jacinto Mountains, California
Trees in snow, San Jacinto Mountains, California
Tree above Palm Springs, San Jacinto Mountains, California
Tree, California
Tree, near Half Dome, Yosemite, California
Tree, with Sequoiadendron giganteum, Calaveras grove, California
Trees, Cucamonga Wilderness, California
Forest, Cucamonga Wilderness, California
Tree, Cucamonga Wilderness, California
Dead stump, Yosemite National Park
Tree (low resolution)

Leaves, Cones

Top of tree, Sequoia NP, California
Cone, Sequoia NP, California
Foliage and cones, Cucamonga Peak, California
Foliage and cones, Cucamonga Wilderness, California
Foliage and cones, Mount Baden-Powell, San Gabriel Mts., California
Foliage and cones, San Gorgonio Wilderness, California
Foliage and cones, San Gorgonio Wilderness, California
Foliage and cones
The sugar pine has long straight branches, weighed down at the tips by the cones.
Foliage and cones
Foliage and cones
Foliage and cone
Foliage and open cones
Young conelets
Male cones, which release pollen to fertilize female cones
Mature cone
Old cone
Old cone, Yosemite National Park
Old cone, with Sequoia sempervirens cone
Old cone, with Pinus sylvestris cone
A sugar pine cone held by a boy, showing its size