What are Sequoia sempervirens?

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Sequoia sempervirens:
The only remaining member of the genus Sequoia in the Cupressaceae family of cypress trees is Sequoia sempervirens.
Other names for them are redwood and coastal redwood.
It is the tallest, longest-living gymnosperm.
Gymnosperm leaves can withstand climatic extremes effectively.
A 377-foot-tall plant has a trunk that is 9 meters in diameter.

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