Natural Korean Pine
by Mingna Wang, University of Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China
Korean pine is an ancient tree like precious fossil, and natural Korean pine is formed through the replacement of hundreds of millions of years of evolution, called a "tertiary forest". Natural condition of Lesser Khingan in China is most suitable for growth of Korean pine, so more than half of the world's Korean pine resources distributed here.
Taken on 19
September
2010
Submitted on 28 February 2015
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