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Illustrated by Maddie Chaffer (@son.visual)
The jack pine is commonly found in the northeastern United States and almost all of Canada east of the Rocky Mountains. Overall a small tree, it is fire adapted and often has serotinous cones. Jack pine hybridizes with the lodgepole pine where their populations overlap in western Canada, and taxonomically they are a part of the lodgepole-jack pine species complex.
Illustrated by Maddie Chaffer (@son.visual)
The jack pine is commonly found in the northeastern United States and almost all of Canada east of the Rocky Mountains. Overall a small tree, it is fire adapted and often has serotinous cones. Jack pine hybridizes with the lodgepole pine where their populations overlap in western Canada, and taxonomically they are a part of the lodgepole-jack pine species complex.