What is another word for athrotaxis?
Pronunciation: [ˌaθɹə͡ʊtˈaksɪs] (IPA) 
Athrotaxis, also known as Tasmanian cedar or creeping pine, is a genus of coniferous trees native to Tasmania. Its name comes from the Greek words "athros" meaning jointed and "taxis" meaning arrangement, referring to the jointed arrangement of the leaves. As a rare and endangered species, Athrotaxis has few synonyms that accurately describe its unique characteristics. However, some related terms could be Tasmanian cypress, Tasmanian pine, or even simply coniferous tree. Each of these synonyms is commonly associated with the same features that make Athrotaxis so distinct- its towering height, rich texture, and compact arrangement of foliage.
