The Genus Tipuana is a group of flowering trees native to South America, with species commonly known as Tipu or Pride of Bolivia. However, there are several other synonyms for this genus, including Rosewood, Siris, Algarrobo Blanco, and Tipa. The Tipuana trees are known for their striking yellow blooms and ability to withstand drought conditions. They are popular landscape trees in many parts of the world, especially in warmer regions. Regardless of the name, the trees are prized for their beauty and resilience, making them a popular choice for ornamental and shade trees in many gardens and parks.