This plant belongs to the family Araucariaceae.
This family consists of trees that can grow up to 200 feet tall and 20 feet in diameter. Some members in the wild may be 2000 years old. Plants often have symmetrically placed branches arranged in whorls. Seed and pollen cones are very large. The family ranges from southeastern Asia, Australia and New Zealand to southern South America. The family is an important source of timber, ornamental trees and resins.
This plant belongs to the family Taxaceae. Members of the Taxus genus are known for very springy wood, used for making bows. While they are conifers and not fruiting plants, this genus forms a modified cone called an aril that looks berry-like.