Abies

Genus of coniferous trees commonly known as firs.

fir trees Fir

Abies is a genus of coniferous trees commonly known as firs, belonging to the family Pinaceae. These evergreen trees are native to various regions across North America, Europe, and Asia.

Abies is derived from the Latin word for fir tree.

Abies are a group of evergreen trees called firs, known for their cone-shaped form and fragrant needles.

What type of trees are Abies? They are coniferous evergreen trees
Where are they found? Primarily in mountainous regions of North America and Asia
What is a key characteristic? They have cones that disintegrate on the tree

Pinaceae

Abies balsamea Abies concolor Abies nordmanniana

deciduous natural object tree