Coniferous trees - Norfolk and Norwich Naturalists' Society

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Austrian Pine Pinus nigra (ssp nigra) Introduced from Europe. Its coarsely branched habit makes it unsuitable for timber but its broad rounded crown makes it a popular ornamental planting. It was planted on the sand dunes at Wells and Holkham from 1855 onwards, where it regenerates naturally.
Corsican Pine Pinus nigra (ssp laricio) This straight-trunked subspecies of P.nigra is widely planted commercially, especially in the Norfolk brecklands. Its needles are much longer than those of Scots Pine which is sometimes planted with it. It regenerates naturally but not as freely as Scots Pine.
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