whitebark

ˈhaɪtˌbɑrk

Definitions

1. noun

a deciduous coniferous tree (Pinus albicaulis) of western North America that has white bark and is valued for its timber and as an ornamental; also: the wood of this tree

“The park ranger pointed out a whitebark pine tree struggling to survive due to the infestation of the mountain pine beetle.”

Synonyms

  • Pinus albicaulis
  • whitebark pine

Antonyms

  • darkbark