What is another word for shingle tree?
Pronunciation: [ʃˈɪŋɡə͡l tɹˈiː] (IPA) 
Shingle tree is a term used for an evergreen tree that grows in wet coastal regions. This tree is called by different names in different regions. For example, in Canada, it is known as Western Red Cedar, while in the United Kingdom, it is known as Scottish Pine or Caledonian Pine. Similarly, in the United States, it is called Port Orford Cedar or Incense Cedar, and in New Zealand, it is known as Kahikatea. All these trees share similar characteristics, such as a dense evergreen foliage, tall height, and a shingle-like bark that can be used to make shingles for roofs and walls. Regardless of their name, they are essential for the ecosystem and provide useful resources for humans.
