The Chinese Douglas-fir (Pseudotsuga sinensis) is found in China, Taiwan, and some parts of Vietnam. This is in low to medium elevations with moist temperate or warm temperate conditions. This conifer tree produces wood ideal for construction, building, and making furniture. It is an evergreen tree having a gray or dark gray bark that is thickly scaly and corky and branchlets that are pale yellow or yellowish gray. The crown is broad, domed, or flat-topped. The dark green leaves are straight apex obtuse. Female trees produce cones that are pendulous, ovoid, or oblong and purplish, while male strobili are yellowish. The seeds are light-brown and cuneate ovoid.