Some, like the Scots pine, have become iconic ... it characterises the Atlantic oakwoods. ID: A deciduous tree with grey fissured bark and recognisably lobed leaves. You can tell it from the ...

Many of these trees are known as evergreens, as they don’t lose their leaves or needles in winter. This is a Scots pine - you can tell from its distinctive bark, its height and its shape.

Tree ecophysiology aims to explain how the trees ... m-2 while for the same ground surface area the mean efflux from the Scots pine shoots is about 250 g (C) m-2 and from wood and bark about 100 g (C) ...