What is another word for castanopsis?
Pronunciation: [kˌastɐnˈɒpsɪs] (IPA) 
Castanopsis is a genus of evergreen trees commonly found in Southeast Asia, China, Japan, and Taiwan. The genus is also known as chinkapin or evergreen oak. The trees are characterized by their thick, leathery leaves and dense wood. The name Castanopsis is derived from the Greek words kastanea, meaning chestnut, and opsis, meaning appearance, due to similarities in the leaves of chestnut trees. Some other synonyms for Castanopsis include Lithocarpus, Pasania, Chrysolepis, and Quercus castanopsis. These names are used interchangeably for the same type of tree, each with their own specific characteristics and traits.
