What is another word for Cupressus Guadalupensis?
Pronunciation: [kˈʌpɹɛsəs ɡwˌɑːdɐlˈuːpənsˌɪs] (IPA) 
Cupressus Guadalupensis is a type of cypress tree that's native to the Guadalupe Island located in the Pacific Ocean. This species is also referred to as the Guadalupe Cypress, Mexican Cypress, or Blue Mallee Cypress. The tree's slender, conical shape, and blue-green, scaly leaves lend it an ornamental quality, and its timber is often used in construction and furniture-making. The Guadalupe Cypress has a high tolerance for drought and is an ideal tree for landscaping and windbreaks in hot and arid regions. The tree's synonyms are names that scientists or botanists use to refer to the same species of plant, which include the Tecate Cypress and Cupressus Macrocarpa Subsp. Guadalupensis.
