What is another word for conocarpus?
Pronunciation: [kənˈɒkɑːpəs] (IPA) 
Conocarpus is a type of tree that is indigenous to coastal regions. It is commonly referred to as buttonwood, silver buttonwood, or green buttonwood. The name Conocarpus is derived from two Greek words, konos (meaning cone) and karpos (meaning fruit), which describes the small, cone-shaped fruits that develop on the tree. The tree is also known for its distinctive silver or green leaves, depending on whether it is a saltwater or freshwater variety. Other synonyms for the word Conocarpus include seaside buttonwood, Florida buttonwood, and button mangrove. Additionally, the term mangrove is often used to refer to Conocarpus, due to its role in coastal ecosystems.
