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Scientific name: Pinus taeda
Other features:
* Minor part of overstory component in mixed hardwood forests in north and central Florida
* Second most common tree in US after red maple
* Fast-growing
* Leading commercial timber species in southeast Florida
* Mature trees survive low to moderate fires due to thick bark and tall crowns
* Flexible cones and seeds are important to wildlife
* More than 20 songbirds eat pine seeds
* Old growth trees are nesting sites for red-cockaded woodpeckers