Pinus koraiensis, commonly known as Korean pine, is a coniferous tree native to East Asia, particularly found in Korea, China, and Russia. It typically grows to heights of 20 to 30 meters and features long, slender needles that are grouped in bundles of five. The tree is valued for its durable wood and edible seeds, which are often harvested for culinary uses. Korean pine thrives in well-drained, sandy soils and prefers a temperate climate. It is an important species in its native habitat, providing shelter and food for various wildlife. Additionally, Pinus koraiensis is often used in reforestation efforts due to its resilience and adaptability.