The head of a sugar pineis rounded and broad, with pendulous branches, tufted with stout, dark green leaves, three to four inches long.
The reduction in weight on account of shipping expenses is of greatest significance with the Northwestern lumbermen in the case of Douglas fir, redwood, Western red cedar, sugar pine, bull pine, and other softwoods.
Should include in addition, Tokopah Valley, Sugar Pine Trail to Kaweah Vista, and view of Marble Falls, from Admiration Point.
The forests of sugar pine, yellow pine, fir, cedar, black oak, and other trees are the noblest of their kind.
For the above reasons, sugar pine is naturally a component of mixed forests and it is doubtful whether it will be successfully grown as a pure stand.
Unfortunately, also, logging methods which are both the simplest and most favorable to the reproduction of its associates may be discouraging to sugar pine reproduction.
Where a choice is necessary, sugar pine should be favored on moist situations, as in canyons, moist pockets, or benches and on northerly exposures.
SUGAR PINE (Pinus Lambertiana) This is the noblest pine yet discovered, surpassing all others not merely in size but also in kingly beauty and majesty.
Were there no sugar pine, then would this be the king of the world's eighty or ninety species, the brightest of the bright, waving, worshiping multitude.
Illustration: SUGAR PINE] Sugar pine cones are cylindrical, slightly tapered at the end and rounded at the base.
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