Yellow pine is harder than basswood, which, according to the rule, should be a hard wood.
For interior work, floors may be spruce, white pine, cypress, yellow pine, or hard woods.
The lumber used was a very superior quality of yellow pine plank, which Dr.
In the forenoon, the trail ran over a series of mountains swelling one above another in long and gentle ascents, covered with noble forests of yellow pine, fir, and hemlock.
In North Carolina and Alabama, and in literature, it is sometimes known as rosemary pine, but that name applies rather to fine timber cut from any southern yellow pine, than to this species in particular.
In its natural state it sometimes bears some resemblance to yellow pine, and sometimes to spruce, there being considerable variation in the appearance of wood from different trees.
In the Huachucas we found it breeding at about 9,000 feet elevation in the open forests of yellow pine, sugar pine, and fir.
Another nest was 25 feet from the ground in one of the lowest branches of a yellow pine.
This preservative treatment often gives long endurance to fire-killed timber, especially when the trees killed are yellow pine or Douglas spruce.
A Yellow Pine, Forty-Seven Years after it had been killed by Fire 154 Estes Park.
Tests of wooden beams made at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology on spruce, white pine, yellow pine, and oak beams of commercial sizes.
This brings us to the possible management of yellow pine as an even-aged forest.
It will be necessary to leave only a few seed trees of yellow pine to restock the ground, although usually it will be a wiser policy to leave a fair stand, since this can be removed as a second cutting when reproduction is established.
On the lower portion of the sugar pine-yellow pine type, where sugar pine forms but a small proportion of the stand, only the yellow pine should be considered for the future forest.
In five minutes more he knew where the Nez Percés had made their hasty "cache" for their lodges and other treasures, and he went at once to report it to his father and to Yellow Pine.
Yellow Pine did a deal of exploring, before and after he breakfasted, and Sile at once set out to imitate him.
Sile managed finally to get up to Yellow Pine in the advance, and whisper, "Were you ever any thirstier than this in all your life?
The gates are constructed of horizontal beams of yellow pine timber, 21 inches thick, placed close together for a height of 12 feet above the bottom.
From Glacier Point you look down 3000 feet over the edge of its sheer face to the meadows and groves and innumerableyellow pine spires, with the meandering river sparkling and spangling through the midst of them.
On this Sequoia trip you see not only the giant Big Trees but magnificent forests of silver fir, sugar pine, yellow pine, libocedrus and Douglas spruce.
After advancing fifteen or twenty miles towards Yosemite and making an ascent of from two to three thousand feet you reach the lower margin of the main pine belt, composed of great sugar pine, yellow pine, incense cedar and sequoia.
On the desert slope it was collected at Jackson Lake in yellow pine woodland, in Mescal Canyon in the juniper belt, and bats presumably of this species were observed at several points in the pinyon-juniper woodland.
Tracks were observed on many occasions in yellow pine forest, but wildcats seemed to be commonest in the brushy parts of the pinyon-juniper association.
The lumber for the test panels was most carefully selected, being of three grades--white pine, yellow pine, and cypress.
The fences which were erected for the holding of the plates were constructed of yellow pine, the posts being set deeply in the ground and properly braced.
Other field tests have shown that the sap and knots in hard-grained woods, such as yellow pine, cypress, etc.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "yellow pine" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
