In Taiwan's mountains there grows a tree called the Formosan cowtail pine (Cephalotaxus wilsoniana) which became a target for illegal loggers for a simple but perhaps unprecedented reason: with its linear leaves and spreading habit it looks so much like the Taiwan yew that even forestry workers are often taken in, so it was often sacrificed in the yew's stead.
台灣山區有一種樹，名叫「台灣粗榧」，它被盜伐的理由可能前所未有﹘﹘因為外型長得和別人（紅豆杉）太像了﹘﹘線狀葉、寬大樹型，連林務人員也常被矇騙，遂成為紅豆杉「陪葬品」。