What are the different types of sequoia trees?

There are eight different types of redwood that fall into four families, two of these families are conifers and two are proven. The first Redwood family we will cover is the largest family, the Cupressaceae family. The Cupressaceae family is inhabited by conifers and consists of four different trees. sequoia sempervirens , also known as "Coast redwood;" Metasequoia glyptostroboides or "Dawn redwood;" And Cryptomeria japonica , which is more often called "Sugi", are all trees of the sequoia in coniferous Cupressaceae. There is a fourth tree in this family. The fourth tree is sequoiadendron giganteum, that passes through two different names. It is called both "giant sedioia" and "Sierra Redwood". This family includes only one sequoic tree, pinus sylvestris . Pinus sylvestris is called "Scots pine." In the wood industry, this tree is simply referred to as "redwood".

Now we come to two family family of sequoia trees, none of which are as big as the Cupressaceae family. The Fabaceae family includes only two redwoods. The Sterculiceae family, as well as the Pinaceae coniferous family, includes only one Redwood. The family is Fabaceae Caesalpinia sappan , which is also known as "East Indian Redwood" or "Sapanwood tree" and Caesalpinia Echinata , called "South American Redwood" and "Brazilwood" "Brazilwood Tree", as well as "Brazilwood Tree", as well as "Brazilwood Tree" and "Brazilwood Tree" and "Brazilwood Tree" and "Brazilwood Tree" and "Brazilwood Tree" and "Brazilwood Tree", as well as "Brazilwood Tree". In Europe, caesalpinia sappan is also sometimes referred to as "Brezel Wood". The second sterculiceae family, includes trochetiopsis erythroxylone , which is more often known as St. Helen Redwood.

How can you probably guess by names,Redwood trees are located in many places around the world. For example, the Brazilwood tree is originally from Brazil. The giant sequoia for another example grows primarily in California. This is also known as "Sierra Redwood" because it grows primarily in the Western Sierra Nevada Mountains in California. Because the tree is considered endangered, it has been grown in Europe, Canada, Australia and New Zealand.

, however, the Sugi tree is originally from Japan. Although he is not a member of the Cedar family, Sugi is sometimes called "Japanese cedar". Sugar pine can be found in many places around the world, including Ireland, Great Britain, Siberia and Portugal.