Pine Tree

A pine tree is a type of coniferous tree that produces cones and needle-like leaves called needles. These trees are generally evergreen, meaning they keep their needles year-round. Pines have a tall, straight trunk with branches that radiate outward, providing dense foliage. They are important for their wood, resin, and role in ecosystems, offering habitat and preventing soil erosion. Pines thrive in diverse climates and are commonly used in forestry and landscaping. Their adaptability and year-round greenery make them valuable both ecologically and economically.