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 ...

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) ...

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.