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Pinus (Famille des Pinacées) : Rameaux longs munis de feuilles réduites squamiformes (euphylles) ; Rameaux nains (portés par les rameaux longs) munis de feuilles aciculaires en faisceaux de 2, 3 ou 5 ; Aiguilles protégées par une membrane ± éphémère ; Cônes ovoïdes (2-22cm x 2-8cm) asymétriques, ligneux à maturité
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