Arizona Pine
The Arizona pine is a resilient tree from northern Mexico's desert and the American Southwest. It thrives in diverse landscapes and offers shelter to wildlife across the area.
Common Name:
Arizona Pine
Scientific Name:
Pinus arizonica
Type:
Plant
Diet:
Autotrophic
General Description
The Arizona pine stands tall in the harsh terrain of northern Mexico and the American Southwest, reaching 25 to 35 meters in height and trunk diameters up to 1.2 meters. Adorned with needles in clusters of 3 to 5, it adds a splash of green to its surroundings.
Habitat
This pine thrives in dry landscapes, from arid deserts to rolling hillsides, offering shade and shelter to wildlife and people alike.
Life Expectancy
The Arizona pine is a remarkable species that can thrive for centuries in the right conditions. While their lifespans vary due to environmental factors, many of these trees reach and exceed 200 years of age.
Did You Know?
People actively use this species for its durable wood, prized in construction and as firewood. Its versatility makes it a popular choice for harvesting throughout the region.
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