Cupessus and Pinus

Requests about identification of wild plants in Malta and Gozo. (Please include precise details and pictures to help the experts in their ID process)

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Cupessus and Pinus

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Please confirm my identification.

I've decided for Pinus halepensis since the specimens have leaves in pairs and one-yaer old twigs are greyish.
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From park area.
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Also from park area.
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From the garigue.
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95% of our Pines are re-cultivated Pinus halepensis so I would assign your pics to that species, though for precise ID you need finer details.
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