What is another word for evergreen beech?
Pronunciation: [ˈɛvəɡɹˌiːn bˈiːt͡ʃ] (IPA) 
Evergreen beech, also known as Nothofagus "Fuscospora" Soland, is a tree species that is native to the southern hemisphere. The term "evergreen beech" itself can also be referred to as "red beech" or "black beech" due to its dark-colored bark. Other synonymous names for evergreen beech include "Tawhai," "Towai," and "Tawai" in the Maori language, which is spoken in New Zealand, where the tree is commonly found. Other regional synonyms for the evergreen beech also exist, including "otabeche" in Chile and "ñirre" in Argentina. Despite having multiple names, the characteristics of this tree remain consistent in its evergreen leaves, being a deciduous tree, and providing shelter and nesting for various animal species.
