Refers to a forest stand or category of trees or bush that is popularly called 'evergreen ' The wood of conifers is commercially known as 'softwood ' Conifère
Trees that possess needle-like or scale-like leaves that are not dropped during cooler winter temperatures Coniferous species are also known as "evergreens "
A type of tree that bears cones and usually keeps its leaves (needles) through the winter
Cone-bearing trees having needle or scale-like leaves, usually evergreen and producing wood known commercially as softwoods
plants that are mostly evergreen, with narrow needle-like leaves; produce cones for reproduction Larch is the only conifer that sheds all of its needles annually
Tree: Generally, a tree that grows its seeds in cones or cone-like structures Sometimes called an evergreen tree or a needle-leaf tree or a softwood tree Example Pine, Spruce and Fir
forest forest consisting of evergreen trees such as pines and firs Most conifers grow quickly and can tolerate poor soil, steep slopes, and short growing seasons
trees with cones, usually an evergreen tree, though, as an exception, the Tamarack looses all its leaves each year