. . . more commonly referred to as the douglas-fir is hyphenated to indicate that it is not a real fir tree.
wtf?
wikipedia further advises that douglas-firs are a "taxonomically complex species"
whatever, it is the state tree of oregon & whatever the classification means or doesn't mean, clearly an awe-inspiring tree (hyphenated, of course, to designate that one of these trees doesn't inspire real awe):
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