I found this cone in a display and it had seeds in it. Does anyone know what type of conifer it is based on the seeds and the cone?
Unknown conifer with a unique cone, Seattle area.
These young conifer cones look like gum or clay balls
Conifer that looks like a weeping willow with tiny little green pine cones - Tennessee imgur.com/REhFLcn
What is this conifer with stunning red cones on site at Shelburne Farms, Vermont?
Western conifer seed bug (Leptoglossus occidentalis), aka WCSB, is a hemipteran that feeds on the sap of developing conifer cones. Native to western North America, they have spread to the eastern continent as well as parts of Europe. Pic taken in New Hampshire [oc]
Pinus lambertiana (commonly known as the sugar pine or sugar cone pine) is the tallest and most massive pine tree, and has the longest cones of any conifer. Plus it's genome is the largest ever sequenced for any organism.
UBC forestry created 3D models of conifer cones sketchfab.com/search?q=FRβ¦
Forest floor carpeted by conifer cones
Predator scat. Montreal area in an abandoned golf course with stands of conifers. Cone pictured is about 1.5inches. Nearby were whitetail deer scat and tracks, and raccoon tracks reddit.com/gallery/mcjokj
Unknown Conifer seedling found in my Japanese Black Pine pot. It might be a JBP but my tree did not produce pine cones or pollen cones. Cant wait to find out what it is! youtu.be/2LTA054Sf98
Some sort of conifer. The tree had no needles, not sure if itβs deciduous or sick (had plenty of these small cones though). Perhaps a hemlock species? reddit.com/gallery/loai92
UBC forestry created interactive 3D models of conifer cones sketchfab.com/search?q=FRβ¦
Conifer with droopy branches, cones split into four little flaps. reddit.com/gallery/l8x5tz
Large conifer, broad needles, cones hanging from the end of branches. New Jersey. reddit.com/gallery/ledbyc
While deer hunting in southern ID, my son and I found an ammonite, and a conifer cone of some type. Anyone have any more specifics on the cone?
Pinus lambertiana (commonly known as the sugar pine or sugar cone pine) is the tallest and most massive pine tree, and has the longest cones of any conifer. Plus it's genome is the largest ever sequenced for any organism.
My daughter & I collected then IDβd conifer cones. Howβd we do?
Conifer cone [4K] uhdwallpapers.org/wallpapβ¦
This scale of a conifer cone looks like a skull
Immature conifer cone [1200Γ1600]
Pinus lambertiana (commonly known as the sugar pine or sugar cone pine) is the tallest and most massive pine tree, and has the longest cones of any conifer. Plus it's genome is the largest ever sequenced for any organism.
The last two days of ecological restoration: watering plants and making cones of light around conifers on a site in seattle. reddit.com/gallery/hzt9pm
First time seeing this baby Conifer cone
Fossilized conifer cone from the middle Jurassic (Pararaucaria patagonica) [1280Γ1115]
A neighbor's conifer in NW Arkansas; short needles, long drooping cones
TIL Conifer trees do not produce berries, but can produce sweet meaty cones that resemble berries. Thus juniper berries, which flavor gin, are actually cones. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pinβ¦
Floating Conifer Cone - [OC] [5472x3648]
A neighbor's conifer in NW Arkansas; short needles, long drooping cones
[Pixel 2 + Snapseed] Conifer cone on snow with vermicelli like topping (Raj Gunda, Himachal Pradesh)
came across this conifer that really looks kind of unusual, Iβm getting Glyptostrobus pensilis vibes, but both the cones and the needles look a little different. any thoughts?
TIL that some coniferous trees are also deciduous. Larches use cones to disperse their seeds, and grow needles. They are among the dominant plants in the boreal forests of Siberia and Canada. Although they are conifers, larches are deciduous trees that lose their needles in the autumn. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Larβ¦
Does anyone know the name of the tree? Iβm assuming some type of conifer. Iβve harvested some of the green pinecones and want to know if the seeds, or cones themselves are edible. Brisbane, Australia
A conifer cone cut in half [2560x1536]
π₯ I walked through some tamarack trees today and took a photo, which couldn't capture the beautiful light the same as my eyes. The are a bit rare as a deciduous conifer, they have cones and needles but they shed their needles in the fall. π₯
Northern illinois conifer with little pink cones
Nature's Macro- Conifer Cone imgur.com/oXX7e1h
Larch Conifer Cone Branch [1920x1080]
When we rake up pine cones, it's like giving conifers the morning after pill.
Philadelphia. A conifer of some type in a public park, possibly not native as I've never seen this. Cones are about 1 inch in diameter here.
Found this conifer, really bendy and hard to break has really little cones on the end of the leaves, what is this?
Fossilized conifer cone from the middle Jurassic (Pararaucaria patagonica Wieland) [1280Γ1115]
This conifer cone is made of smaller cones.
With its small, creeping habit and bright red, fleshy female cones, it is easy to see how Microcachrys tetragona earned its common name βcreeping strawberry pine.β This miniature conifer is as adorable as it is interesting. indefenseofplants.com/bloβ¦
