What is another word for Nothofagus Cuninghamii?
Pronunciation: [nˈɒθəfˌaɡəs kjˈuːnɪŋhˌamɪˌa͡ɪ] (IPA) 
Nothofagus Cuninghamii is commonly known as the Myrtle Beech tree, due to its close affiliation with the myrtle family. This large deciduous tree is found in the rainforests of eastern Australia and Tasmania, and is renowned for its vibrant green foliage and distinctively layered trunk. Other synonyms for this species include the Tasmanian Beech, as it is found in abundance in the Tasmanian wilderness, as well as the Red Beech or Silver Beech, due to the reddish-brown or silvery bark that develops with age. The Nothofagus Cuninghamii tree is a key component of Australia's ancient Gondwana rainforest ecosystem and is vital for soil conservation and erosion control.
