Pinus thunbergii

Common name: Japanse swartden, Japanese black pine

Family: Pinaceae (Pine)

Synonym: Pinus thunbergiana

Distribution: Japan, Korea

IUCN Red list: Least concern

Comments: The trunks and branches are trained from a young age to be elegant and interesting to view. It is one of the classic bonsai subjects, requiring great patience over many years to train properly.

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1: Bonsai/Penjing collection (Bonsai) • Accession: 2012-131/1 • Provenance: Unrecorded
2: Bonsai/Penjing collection (Bonsai) • Accession: 2012-132/1 • Provenance: Unrecorded
3: Bonsai/Penjing collection (Bonsai) • Accession: 2012-173/1 • Provenance: Unrecorded
4: Bonsai/Penjing collection (Bonsai) • Accession: 2012-174/1 • Provenance: Unrecorded
5: Bonsai/Penjing collection (Bonsai) • Accession: 2012-55/1 • Provenance: Unrecorded
6: Bonsai/Penjing collection (Bonsai) • Accession: 2012-62/1 • Provenance: Unrecorded
7: Bonsai/Penjing collection (Bonsai) • Accession: 2012-66/1 • Provenance: Unrecorded
8: Bonsai/Penjing collection (Bonsai) • Accession: 2012-80/1 • Provenance: Unrecorded

Stellenbosch University Botanical Garden, South Africa

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Pinus thunbergii

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