What is a tree or shrub that bears cones like pines and firs and is usually evergreen is called?

A tree or shrub that bears cones like pines and firs and is usually evergreen is called a conifer. Conifers belong to the division Pinophyta and are characterized by their needle-like leaves and the production of cones for reproduction. Common examples include spruces, cedars, and cypresses. These trees are often found in various climates and are significant for timber, paper production, and landscaping.