Hardwood
Hardwoods are broad-leaved trees, also known as broad-leaved trees. Taxonomically, it refers to a tree belonging to the genus Cyprinus dicotyledon. Most hardwoods are deciduous broad-leaved trees like oak, oak, and maple trees, and evergreen broad-leaved trees such as camellias and olives. Most evergreen broad-leaved trees are distributed in tropical or subtropical climate zones. The broad-leaved trees are only twigous plants in the deciduous plants, and the conifers in the deciduous plants are coniferous plants. Some gypsum plants, such as ginkgo trees, subcultures, and broad-leaved palms, broad bamboos, or woody ferns with broad leaves, may or may not be included in broad-leaved trees depending on the individual.