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The 11 pages that link to Pinus, each with the reason it gives.

• StrobilusBroader topic: Its familiar cones are strobili with reproductive scales.

• PineNarrower topic: Pine is the common name for species belonging to this genus.

• PiceaCompared with: Pines bear clustered needles, unlike the individually attached needles of spruces.

• Pinus sylvestrisNarrower topic: Scots pine is one species within this diverse genus.

• Pinus elliottiiNarrower topic: Slash pine is one of the genus’s southeastern North American species.

• Pinus lambertianaNarrower topic: Sugar pine is one of the genus’s large, western North American species.

• Pinus longaevaNarrower topic: Pinus longaeva is one species within this diverse pine genus.

• Pinus pinasterNarrower topic: Maritime pine belongs to this genus of resin-bearing conifers.

• Pinus strobusNarrower topic: Pinus strobus is one of the genus’s many species.

• Pinus taedaNarrower topic: Pinus taeda is one species within this diverse genus.

• SciadopitysCompared with: Unlike familiar pines, Sciadopitys bears paired, fused leaflike structures.