pinyon

American  

[pin-yuhn, peen-yohn, peen-yohn] / ˈpɪn yən, ˈpin yoʊn, pinˈyoʊn /

noun

1. piñon.

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Example Sentences

Federal officials designated the Montgomery Pass Wild Horse Territory, a remote area spanning sagebrush steppe and pinyon pine forest east of Mono Lake.

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She stations herself on a stretch of trail that’s lightly shaded by pinyon pines.

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Since 2005, more than 200,000 acres have burned in and around the Mojave National Preserve; fires have destroyed lush pinyon pine and juniper woodlands, desert tortoise habitat and ancient petroglyphs.

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The pinyon pines and juniper trees that fill the high desert, seen by many as an invasive scourge, are drawing interest as a source of renewable energy.

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In parts of California and much of the Great Basin, land owners have declared war on pinyon pines and juniper trees, clearing them from rangelands with chains, bulldozers, saws and herbicides.

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