Associations to the word «Lodgepole»
Noun
- Fir
- Pine
- Aspen
- Conifer
- Juniper
- Alder
- Incense
- Yew
- Poplar
- Birch
- Yellowstone
- Jeffrey
- Douglas
- Rocky
- Grassland
- Elevation
- Susceptibility
- Willow
- Forest
- Meadow
- Sierra
- Cypress
- Maple
- Cedar
- Trembling
- Needle
- Mounting
- Shrub
- Canopy
- Oak
- Beetle
- Outbreak
- Slope
- Sugar
- Cone
- Creek
- Tree
- Wyoming
- Wilderness
- Fungus
- Var
- Dynamics
- Pest
- Woodland
- Stand
- Nevada
- Miner
- Mountain
- Habitat
- Fork
- Log
- Vegetation
- Nebraska
- Species
- Colorado
- Trail
- Plateau
- Larva
- Bark
- Flora
- Seed
- Zone
- Red
- Pole
- Grass
- Jack
- Moth
- Mixture
- Grove
- Growth
- Rolling
- Insect
- Norway
- Timber
- Stream
- Fire
Adjective
Verb
Wiktionary
LODGEPOLE, noun. A lodgepole pine or its wood.
LODGEPOLE PINE, noun. A pine tree native to northwest America, Pinus contorta.
LODGEPOLE PINES, noun. Plural of lodgepole pine
Dictionary definition
LODGEPOLE, noun. Shrubby two-needled pine of coastal northwestern United States; red to yellow-brown bark fissured into small squares.
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