New Zealand's dominant pine tree is the Radiata pine (Pinus radiata), a fast-growing, versatile species native to California and Mexico that was introduced for its timber. It forms most of New Zealand's plantation forests and is used for a variety of timber products. While beneficial for commercial timber, uncontrolled Radiata pines can become problematic "wilding pines," spreading into natural areas and causing significant environmental damage. 🇳🇿 i love this walking tracks in Tokoroa the Tim

Pinus external and internal morphology part - 1/ Anatomy of pinus