Bristlecone pines conebearing trees

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High Resolution JPEG Picture of Bristlecone pines are cone-bearing trees that grow in high altitude and arid regions of the Western United States. They are among the oldest living organisms on Earth and the Great Basin Bristle Cone, Pinus Longaeva, are the oldest known tree.