What is another word for Mexican Juniper?
Pronunciation: [mˈɛksɪkən d͡ʒˈuːnɪpə] (IPA) 
Mexican Juniper is a popular evergreen tree that is found in Mexico and parts of Southwestern United States. The scientific name for the Mexican Juniper tree is Juniperus Mexicana. Since this tree belongs to the Juniperus family, it is also known as Juniper. The tree is popularly known as Rocky Mountain Juniper or Alligator Juniper, due to its unique texture. It has needle-like foliage that gives a refreshing aroma, which makes it popular for making essential oils, fragrances, and other scented products. Some common synonyms for Mexican Juniper are Western Juniper, Sierra Juniper, and One-Seed Juniper. The tree is an important part of the ecosystem and is used for medicinal purposes and food by many indigenous people.
