Front yard volunteer white pine (4–5 yrs) loaded with budding cones. Backyard 20-yr, 50-ft same species, healthy, no visible cones. Asked if male/female trees.
The expert said white pine not male/female. Coning intervals ~3 years. Stress increases coning. Individual variation huge—like human fertility. Seed orchards select for heavy coning.
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