Pinus pungens: Uses (Ethnobotany)
The wood is used for lumber, pulp, and fuel wood
Phonetic Spelling:PY-nus PUN-gens
Genus:Pinus
Species:pungens
Family:Pinaceae
Table Mountain Pine is a species of pine tree indigenous to the Appalachian Mountains. Generally, it grows to a height of about 65 feet, characterized by an uneven crown and a short trunk that measures between 1 and 1.5 feet in diameter. This tree typically thrives on dry, rocky slopes, either in small clusters or as solitary specimens. Remarkably, it can start producing cones when it is just 5 years old.
While it is sometimes utilized for ornamental purposes, it can be challenging to locate.









































