A cone collected in California (Sequoia or Redwood forest) measures 12″ long × 4–5″ wide. Sequoia cones are chicken-egg sized; redwood cones are olive-sized. Dawn redwood cones are like large olives.
Western White Pine (Pinus monticola) – woody cones 5–12″ long, slender, curved, with thin scales that often curl up at the tips.
Oregon State University cone gallery: https://oregonstate.edu/trees/con/spp/pinespp.html
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