Callitris sulcata

Callitris sulcata is a species of cypress pine, a coniferous tree belonging to the genus Callitris within the cypress family, Cupressaceae. This particular species is endemic to New Caledonia.12

Cypress pines are evergreen shrubs and trees native to Australasia. They are characterized by scalelike leaves arranged in whorls of three and produce small male cones and nearly round female cones with woody scales. Several species are adapted to fire, releasing seeds after wildfires. The wood of cypress pines is often attractive, resistant to termites, and can be used to extract tannin, sandarac resin, and fragrant oils.1

Unfortunately, Callitris sulcata is listed as an endangered species.1