Pinus pumila
- IUCN:
Pinus pumila (Pall.) Regel (old web site) (Least Concern)
- English: Dwarf Siberian Pine, Dwarf Stone Pine
- مصرى: صنوبر بوميلا
- azərbaycanca: Alçaqboylu sidr şamı
- беларуская: Кедравы сланік
- беларуская (тарашкевіца): кедравы сланік
- čeština: Borovice zakrslá
- dansk: Krybefyr
- Deutsch: Zwerg-Kiefer
- Esperanto: Siberia nana pino
- eesti: kääbus-seedermänd
- فارسی: کاج کوتوله سیبری
- suomi: Pensassembra
- magyar: Törpe cirbolya
- íslenska: Runnafura
- 日本語: ハイマツ、
- ქართული: ქონდარა ფიჭვი
- 한국어: 눈잣나무
- перем коми: Дзоля суспу
- lietuvių: Žemoji pušis
- монгол: Сибирийн давжаа нарс
- norsk bokmål: dvergfuru
- Nederlands: Siberische dwergden
- polski: Sosna karłowa
- română: Pin pitic
- русский: Сосна стланиковая
- саха тыла: Болбукта
- svenska: Dvärgtall
- українська: Кедровий сланець
- Tiếng Việt: Thông lùn Siberi
- 中文: 偃松, 长松
- 中文（简体）: 偃松, 爬松, 矮松, 千叠松, 干叠松
Natural[edit]
Plants[edit]
Iodake, Yatsugatake, Japan
Kitayokodake, Yatsugatake, Japan
Amidadake, Yatsugatake, Japan
Mt. Shibutsu, Honshū, Japan
Yokodake, Yatsugatake Mountains, Honshu, Japan
Young tree
Flowers[edit]
Male, in Mount Haku, Japan
Cones[edit]
Kamchatka, Russia
Kawayu-onsen, Hokkaido
Utsugidaira, Mts.Kiso, Japan
Cone with seed
Seeds[edit]
in Mount Ontake, Japan
eaten by Nucifraga caryocatactes
Environment[edit]
Chekhov Peak, Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Sakhalin, Russia
Chekhov Peak, Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk, Sakhalin, Russia
Jack London Lake, Kolyma, Russia
Magadan district, Russia
Habitat, Mt.Hakubanorikuradake, Mts.Hida, Japan
Arctic northeast Siberia
Habitat, Mt.Utsugidake, Mts.Kiso, Japan
Gongendake, Yatsugatake, Yamanashi Prefecture, Honshu, Japan
in Mount Haku, Japan
Cultivated[edit]
Rogów Arboretum, Poland
Rogów Arboretum, Poland
Rogów Arboretum, Poland
flower (female), Tallinn, Estonia
flower (male), Tallinn, Estonia
Rokko alpine botanical garden, Japan
Rokko alpine botanical garden, Japan
Pinus pumila at the New York Botanical Garden
