Podocarpus ferruginea is a tree species native to Southeast Asia, often referred to as "Ironwood." It is also known by several other common names, including Mara oak, brown pine, and yacushapana. The tree possesses unique characteristics, such as its iron-like strength and durability, and its straight trunk and high canopy make it a prized timber tree. Some other synonyms for the word Podocarpus ferruginea include Podocarpus latifolius, Podocarpus filiciformis, and Podocarpus costalis. This species has a rich history and significance in traditional medicine and is an iconic part of its natural habitat. Its distinct features make it a valuable resource for various industries and an essential component of many ecosystems.