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HOME >> Native Plants >> Of Interest >> Pinus Longaeva

Pinus longaeva, “Western or Great Basin Bristlecone Pine”

Pinus longaeva, copyright Stephen Ingram

CNPS List 4.3
Found in the White-Inyo Range,
Panamint Range,
Last Chance Range (single tree!),
and high mountains of NV and UT

More information on the CNPS Rare and Endangered Plant Inventory;
More information on CalFlora

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