Picea sitchensis

Domain: Eukaryota • Regnum: Plantae • Phylum: Pinophyta • Ordo: Pinales • Familia: Pinaceae • Genus: Picea • Species: Picea sitchensis (Bong.) Carrière

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English: Sitka Spruce
العربية: راتينجية سيتكية
مصرى: تنوب سيتكى
azərbaycanca: Sitxin küknarı
تۆرکجه: سیتکین کوکناری
català: Pícea de Sitka
čeština: Smrk sitka
Cymraeg: Sbriwsen sitca
dansk: Sitkagran, Sitka-Gran
Deutsch: Sitka-Fichte
dolnoserbski: Sitkowy škrjok
Esperanto: Sitka-piceo
eesti: Sitka kuusk
فارسی: نوئل سیتکایی
suomi: Sitkankuusi
français: Épicéa de Sitka
Gaeilge: Sprús Sitceach
עברית: אשוחית סיטקה
hrvatski: Sitkanska smreka
hornjoserbsce: Sitkowy šmrěk
magyar: Szitka luc
íslenska: Sitkagreni
日本語: シトカトウヒ
перем коми: Ситкаись кӧз
Lëtzebuergesch: Sitkafiicht
lietuvių: Sitkinė eglė
македонски: ситканска смрча
norsk bokmål: sitkagran
Nederlands: Sitkaspar
norsk nynorsk: Sitkagran
norsk: Sitkagran
polski: Świerk sitkajski
русский: Ель ситхинская
Simple English: Sitka spruce
slovenčina: Smrek sitkanský
српски / srpski: Ситканска смрча
српски (ћирилица): Ситканска смрча
srpski (latinica): Sitkanska smrča
svenska: Sitkagran
Türkçe: Sitka ladini
удмурт: Ситкаысь кыз
українська: Ялина ситхінська
vepsän kel’: Sithine kuz'
中文: 北美雲杉
中文（中国大陆）: 西加云杉
中文（简体）: 西加云杉
中文（繁體）: 西加雲杉

Photographs

Natural

Wild Pacific Trail, Ucluelet, British Columbia
Wild Pacific Trail, Ucluelet, British Columbia
Tofino, Vancouver Island, British Columbia
Forest, Kitlope, British Columbia
Botany Bay, British Columbia
Kodiak Island, Alaska
Spruce Island, Icon Bay, Alaska
Forest, Misty Fjords National Monument, Alaska
Raspberry Island, Alaska
Icon Bay, Spruce Island, Alaska
Forest, Hoh River, Washington
Port Orford Heads, Oregon
Kiidk'yaas tree in 1984, Queen Charlotte Islands, British Columbia
Mixed forest with Tsuga heterophylla, Sitka National Historic Park, Alaska
Quinault Lake Spruce
San Juan Spruce
"Carmanah Giant", Carmanah Valley, Vancouver Island, British Columbia
Young tree, Chilkoot Lake, Alaska
Tolovana Park, Oregon
Spruce Reach Island, Coos Bay District, Oregon
Quinault Lake Spruce, the largest member of the species according to American Forest by points
Windswept coastal tree, Cape Flattery, Washington
Foliage; Wild Pacific Trail, Ucluelet, British Columbia
Foliage; Wild Pacific Trail, Ucluelet, British Columbia
Foliage; Ocean Shores, Washington
trees with burls, Olympic National Forest, Washington
Snag; Lake Quinault
Felled Sitka spruce, Oregon Coast Range, 1918
Close-up of needles
New buds shedding bud scale

Cultivated

Cultivated, forestry plantation, UK
Cultivated, Molde (Norway).
Cultivated, Forest Billenhagen (Germany).
Foliage
"Lammas" (late summer) growth; 24 September
"Lammas" (late summer) growth; 24 September
Radially cut plank

Cones and saplings

Foliage and cones; Deception Pass State Park
Foliage and cones; Deception Pass State Park
Foliage and cones; Deception Pass State Park
Foliage, mature seed cone and (centre) old pollen cone
Cone
Part of cone, enlarged
Green cone
Mature cones, Deepsyke forest, Peeblesshire, Scotland
Saplings growing in the understory of a Sitka spruce nursery, Portknockie, Scotland