Fir tree | Description, Uses, and Species, about fir | Britannica

#Fir is an evergreen angular #tree. It has 54–56 species. It is a member of the #biological clan called Panaceae. Which are mostly found through North and Central America, Europe, Asia, and North Africa. Is found in most hilly areas. Fir can be tall #trees from 0 to 80 meters (1 to 240 feet). They are easily identifiable. Their match-like #leaves form a thick ball at the place attached to the twig. In terms of botany, they have a deep connection with the cedar tree. It is found in the #Himalayan region in the Indian subcontinent. #silothhealthtips