bearing cone

By setting the bearing cones close together, the adjustment becomes tight.

Mr. Faenzl found a 15-foot lodgepole pine, now bearing cones well ahead of schedule.

Those bearing cones, you understand.

Coniferous: Bearing cones; from the conifer family.

Open-growth trees begin bearing cones in as little as three years, with shade-inhabiting pines taking a few years longer.

Variations in cone production and percentages of trees bearing cones were assessed in relation to changing tree age and cone numbers per tree.

A Scots pine clone bearing cone clusters transmitted precocity to a portion of its progeny resulting from crosses to clones having normal cone distribution.

Similarly, the percentages of trees bearing cones fluctuated among years, but differences between poorer and better years decreased as the proportion of bearing trees gradually increased.

Earlier three-piece cranks consist of a spindle incorporating bearing cones (facing out), a fixed cup on the drive side, an adjustable cup on the non-drive side, and loose bearings.