red pine

American  

noun

1. a pine, Pinus resinosa, of northeastern North America, having needles in groups of two and reddish bark.

2. the wood of this tree, valued as timber.

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red pine British  

noun

1. Also called: rimu.  a coniferous tree, Dacrydium cupressinum , of New Zealand, having narrow sharp pointed leaves: family Podocarpaceae

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Etymology

Origin of red pine

An Americanism dating back to 1800–10

Example Sentences

The red pine trees endemic to Anatolia span the Taurus mountain system.

From Seattle Times

Almost every one of the species in the park has been wiped out over the past 6 years by a single invasive insect, the red pine scale.

From New York Times

Also Japanese red pine, Norway spruce, China fir, Himalayan pine, Japanese umbrella pine!

From Washington Post

Don Iverson, 50, a logger in western Wisconsin, has for three decades used County Route K and Pray Road to haul red pine trees, white pine trees and oak trees to nearby sawmills.

From Washington Post

Instead, they cite a steep decline in its natural habitat of red pine forests, and the rising menace presented by the pinewood nematode, an invasive worm originally from North America.

From The Guardian