What is another word for arbutus?
Pronunciation: [ˈɑːbjuːtəs] (IPA) 
Arbutus, also known as the Pacific madrone, is a type of tree native to the western United States and Canada. It is characterized by its smooth red bark, evergreen leaves, and clusters of white flowers. While arbutus is the most common name for this tree, there are also several synonyms that refer to its distinctive features. For example, the tree's bark has been described as cinnamon-colored or mahogany-hued, giving rise to alternative names like cinnamon tree or mahogany berry. The tree's evergreen foliage has also inspired alternative names such as broadleaf tree or glossy-leaved madrone. Regardless of the name used, arbutus remains a beloved and iconic species of the Pacific Northwest.
