What is another word for Abies Bracteata?
Pronunciation: [ɐbˈa͡ɪz bɹˈaktiːtə] (IPA) 
Abies bracteata, also known as the Santa Lucia fir, is a rare and endangered species of fir tree found in the Santa Lucia Mountains of California. There are several synonyms used for this species, including Pinus bracteata, Pinus megalocarpa, and Abies concolor var. lowiana. Despite its endangered status, Abies bracteata is prized for its ornamental value and is often used as a Christmas tree. Its distinctive blue-green needles and conical shape make it a popular choice for landscaping and decoration. Efforts to protect and preserve this species are ongoing, as it plays an important ecological role in the Santa Lucia Mountains ecosystem.
