Genus Dacrycarpus is a taxonomic group of cone-bearing evergreen trees that belong to the family Podocarpaceae. Other names for Genus Dacrycarpus include the Yellowwood family and the Kahikatea family. Dacrycarpus trees are native to Asia, Australia, and New Zealand and are known for their dense foliage, attractive bark, and vibrant flowers. Common synonyms for Genus Dacrycarpus include Podocarpus, Nageia, Afrocryptomeria, and Sundacarpus. Dacrycarpus species are commonly cultivated as ornamental plants in gardens and parks. Some of the most commonly grown Dacrycarpus species include Dacrycarpus dacrydioides, Dacrycarpus imbricatus, and Dacrycarpus steupii, which have distinctive features and growth habits.