Miro

Prumnopitys ferruginea (Miro, brown pine) is listed by [Fire and Emergency New Zealand](https://www.checkitsalright.nz/reduce-your-risk/low-flammability-plants) as a tree. This record preserves the source's unselected species identity. No named cultivar, mature dimensions or hardiness values are inferred from its directory entry. ## New Zealand — FENZ Low/moderate flammability The main directory assigns source entry 393 the Low/moderate flammability band. This directory includes the full range of bands; inclusion alone is not a planting recommendation. This lower-band association remains conditional on the actual plant, site and maintenance. Higher bands mean more flammable, unlike Idaho's numerical resistance scores. FENZ bases the directory on plant-flammability research and cautions that condition and management affect results; this does not establish separate testing of every cultivar. Remove dead material, water appropriately and maintain breaks in vegetation. No plant is fireproof. Other regional ratings and any New Zealand origin or weed context remain separate. [The botanical reference](https://www.nzpcn.org.nz/flora/species/pectinopitys-ferruginea/) documents Prumnopitys ferruginea as a synonym of Pectinopitys ferruginea, the catalog identity used here. This is the same species under a different generic treatment, with the literal FENZ source label and band retained.