Pseudotsuga Taxifolia Subsp. Mucronata

Pseudotsuga taxifolia subsp. mucronata is a rare and lesser-known variant of the Douglas fir. It thrives in specific high-altitude environments, often found in the mountainous regions of western North America. This subspecies is distinguished by its unique foliage and growth patterns. Due to its limited distribution, it is considered a vulnerable species. Conservation efforts are crucial to preserving its habitat and ensuring its survival.