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Pinus raritanensis is an extinct pine species known only from fossil foliage from the Campanian stage of the Late Cretaceous, found in the Raritan and Black Creek Formations of the eastern United States. It cannot be grown as a living plant.
Pinus raritanensis was a pine species from the Campanian stage. It was discovered in the Raritan Formation with other remains found in the Black Creek Formation along the American East Coast, particularly in New Jersey, South Carolina and Alabama. It is only known from foliage.
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