1. Genus: Pinus Species: Tadea
Loblolly pine
The loblolly pine lives in the forest and in fields near houses.
Genus: Pinus
Species: Tadea
Interesting Facts:
When the Loblolly Pine is small, people use it in chicken soup. In Alabama, the baby Loblolly pine is used in medicine.
Bibliography
Food Web
Two endangered species that also use the Loblolly Pine are fox squirrels, which eat the cones, are red cockaded woodpeckers.
Description
Food
Chain

2. Food Chain The sun gives light to the Loblolly pine. The Loblolly Pine
makes it’s on food.
The Easter Cottontail
eats the Loblolly Pine.
The raccoon eats the
Easter Cottontail.
The foxes eats the raccoons.
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The hawk eats the foxes.
The owls eat the hawk.

3. Food Web sun Gray rat snakes red cockaded woodpeckers Loblolly Pine
Easter Cottontail
hawk
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fox
raccoon

4. Description
When the Loblolly Pine is big the skin is brown. When is old the skin is orange and it falls off.
The Loblolly Pine is use for play wood and paper . That’s why they cut the Loblolly Pine when it grows over 100 feet.
The Loblolly Pine leaves are needles, so we have to be careful.
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5. Bibliography Pictures: Information:
Loblolly Pine- mpages/loblolly_pine.htm
Easter Cottontail - rabbits.htm
Raccoon- Prints2f.html
Information:
I get the information on answers.com and
red cockaded woodpeckers-fsweb.wm.edu/.../programs_ threatened_rcw.htm
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