Athabasca Hall Austrian Pine
Austrian Pine (Pinus nigra)
Austrian Pine
About this verified tree
This is a large Austrian Pine growing near Athabasca Hall. It is in very good health and is a good reference for tree identification. This tree was planted in memory of Angela Anghelone, a member of the University of Alberta’s Department of Computing Science. Her memorial plaque says the Italian words “Vivi Bene, Ama Molto, Sorridi Spesso” which means “Live well, love much, smile often” in English.
- Species
- Austrian Pine
- Scientific name
- Pinus nigra
- Area
- Alberta
- Circumference
- 1 m
- Height
- 10.51 m
- Canopy spread
- 7.20 m
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This is a large Austrian Pine growing near Athabasca Hall. It is in very good health and is a good reference for tree identification. This tree was planted in memory of Angela Anghelone, a member of the University of Alberta’s Department of Computing Science. Her memorial plaque says the Italian words “Vivi Bene, Ama Molto, Sorridi Spesso” which means “Live well, love much, smile often” in English.
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