wood of the lacebark pine is not commercially used as timber, but it is used locally by populations in northeast China for construction, furniture, and transport structures like pallets. The lacebark pine has edible seeds used in traditional Chinese medicine to provide relief for respiratory ailments. Cultural significance In 2009, P. bungeana was named the city tree of Baoji, China. References Further reading External links Photo of cone Photo of foliage and male (pollen) cones Photo of bark bungeana bungeana Edible nuts and seeds Least concern plants