Pinus banksiana
- English: Jack Pine, Black Pine, Hudson Bay Pine, jack pine
- azərbaycanca: Banks şamı
- تۆرکجه: بانکس شامی
- čeština: borovice Banksova
- Deutsch: Banks-Kiefer
- Esperanto: Banks-pino
- eesti: Hall mänd
- suomi: Banksinmänty
- français: Pin gris
- հայերեն: Սոճի Բանկսի
- íslenska: Gráfura
- 日本語: バンクスマツ
- Перем Коми: Банкс пожум
- Nederlands: Struikden
- polski: Sosna Banksa
- română: Pin bancsian
- русский: Сосна Банкса
- slovenčina: Borovica Banksova
- svenska: Banksianatall
- Türkçe: Banks çamı
- удмурт: Банкс пужым
- українська: Сосна Банкса
- 中文: 北美短叶松
Photographs[edit]
Natural[edit]
Trees, Neils Harbour, Nova Scotia
Trees, Maine
Trees, Gadway Sandstone Pavement Barrens, Clinton Co., New York
Bridgenorth, Ontario
Young Pinus banksiana scrub forest
Tree
Bark. Maine
Foliage, pollen cones (left), immature seed cone (lower center). Maine.
Cones, near Smoky Lake, Alberta, Canada
Foliage and cones, USA
Foliage and cone, Neils Harbour, Nova Scotia
Closed cones. USA
Cone
Dendroica kirtlandii on P. banksiana
Cultivated[edit]
Young tree, cultivated, Drewnica Forests, Poland
Pinus rigida (on the left) and Pinus banksiana (on the right), cultivated, Drewnica Forests, Poland
Pinus banksiana in Pinus sylvestris forest, cultivated, Drewnica Forests, Poland
Male inflorescence, cultivated, Warsaw University Botanical Garden, Poland
Female inflorescence, cultivated, Warsaw University Botanical Garden, Poland
Female flower (cone) in Ostrołęka, Poland
Cone, Poland
Foliage and cone, cultivated, Poland
Maps and illustrations[edit]
Range map
N.L. Britton and A. Brown, 1913
Illustration from "Description of the Genus Pinus ..." by Aylmer Bourke Lambert
