Pinus contorta

English: Lodgepole Pine

Suomi: Kontortamänty

[edit] P. contorta subsp. contorta

Trees in muskeg habitat, Wrangell, Alaska	Trees; Anacortes Community Forest Lands	Trees; Anacortes Community Forest Lands	Foliage and mature seed cone, Anacortes Community Forest Lands
Foliage and mature seed cone, Anacortes Community Forest Lands	Foliage and mature seed cone, Anacortes Community Forest Lands	Foliage and mature seed cone, Anacortes Community Forest Lands	Foliage and mature seed cone, Anacortes Community Forest Lands
Foliage and mature seed cone, Anacortes Community Forest Lands	Foliage and young pollen cones, Anacortes Community Forest Lands	Foliage and immature seed cone, Anacortes Community Forest Lands	Foliage and immature seed cone, Anacortes Community Forest Lands
Foliage and immature seed cone, Anacortes Community Forest Lands	Foliage and immature seed cone, Anacortes Community Forest Lands	Shoot with closed cones. Cultivated, Northumberland, UK	Shoot with closed and open cones. Cultivated, Northumberland, UK
Young and older trees. Cultivated, Northumberland, UK	Branch with persistent serotinous cones. Cultivated, Northumberland, UK	Bud with broad base indicating pollen cone development. Cultivated, Northumberland, UK	Shoot with pollen and seed cones
Cultivated, Blaikiewell, Scotland	Shoot, Coos Bay, Oregon (low resolution photo)

Foliage and cones, Mount Baker Wilderness	At Signal Mountain, Yellowstone NP, USA	At Obsidian Cliff, Yellowstone NP, USA	At Upper Yellowstone Fall, Yellowstone NP, USA
Tree with roots exposed by erosion, Yellowstone NP, USA	With Populus tremuloides, Shoshone National Forest, Wyoming	Forest in Colorado	Forest with old and dead trees, Yellowstone NP, USA
Cone opened after forest fire, Yellowstone NP, USA	Seedlings and old cone after fire, Yellowstone NP, USA	Regrowth after fire, Yellowstone NP, USA	Regrowth after fire, Yellowstone NP, USA
Regrowth after fire, with surviving older Picea engelmannii, Yellowstone NP, USA	Trees killed by Dendroctonus ponderosae (Mountain pine beetle), Prince George, British Columbia	Trunk with Dendroctonus ponderosae infestation, Canada	Trees damaged by geothermal activity, Yellowstone NP, USA
Trees killed by geothermal activity, Yellowstone NP, USA	Branch with cone	Tree; cultivated, North Dakota	Pollen cones, cultivated, Finland
In Montana, USA (low resolution photo)

Trees, Mono Hot Springs, Sierra Nevada	Trees (center, extreme left), with Tsuga mertensiana, Gilmore Lake, near Lake Tahoe	Foliage and mature seed cone, Lassen Volcanic National Park, California	Foliage and mature seed cone, Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument
Foliage and mature seed cone, Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument	Foliage and mature seed cone, Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument	Foliage and pollen cones, Cascade-Siskiyou National Monument	Foliage and pollen cones, Klamath Marsh NWR
Foliage and feeding insect larvae, Klamath Marsh NWR	Foliage and mature seed cone, Klamath Marsh NWR	Foliage and mature seed cone, Klamath Marsh NWR	Foliage and pollen cones, Klamath Marsh NWR
Foliage and immature seed cone, Klamath Marsh NWR	Forest in Lassen Volcanic National Park	Olympic Valley, Placer Co., California