Once widely planted, now threatened by Dutch elm disease
Cultivated for their fruits and blossoms
Thrive in waterlogged environments, known for "knees"
Known for its lightweight and buoyant wood
Characterized by their aerial roots that become secondary trunks
Large and unique trees found in Africa
Recognized for their distinctive white bark
Famous for its vibrant fall foliage
Produces valuable timber and edible nuts
Among the oldest living trees on Earth
Produces large edible pine cones
Source of cocoa beans used in chocolate production
Source of camphor with various uses
Known for their fragrant wood and durability
Celebrated for their beautiful pink and white blooms
