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Oregon pine † 
See also: Douglas fir
- 1877 (1956) This British Columbia wood is known in Australia, New Zealand, and Great Britain as "Oregon Pine" though Oregon does not export it to these markets.
- 1932 The Great Douglas fir is a "spruce" which is named "false hemlock" by the scientists, who give it a Greek prefix "pseudo", meaning false, followed by a Japanese term, "Tsuga", meaning hemlock. This is to describe a "spruce" or "fir" which the lumbermen persist in calling "Oregon Pine"!
- 1958 Among [the Douglas Fir's] early aliases in the common-name category were Oregon Pine . . . Yellow Fir, and even Spruce Fir.
- 1877 (1956) This British Columbia wood is known in Australia, New Zealand, and Great Britain as "Oregon Pine" though Oregon does not export it to these markets.