Pinus Robusta Var. Inflexa

Black pine, scientifically known as Pinus robusta var. inflexa, is a resilient evergreen tree native to the mountainous regions of central and eastern Asia. It thrives in harsh climates, often growing at high altitudes where few other plants can survive. The tree is characterized by its dark, rugged bark and dense, needle-like foliage that provides shelter for various wildlife species. Its cones and seeds are important food sources for birds and small mammals. Despite its tough environment, the black pine plays a vital role in stabilizing soil and maintaining ecological balance in its native habitats.