Cedrela odorata

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Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A tropical American tree: A large, fast-growing tree native to tropical regions of the Americas.
    • Yielding fragrant wood: It is valued for its aromatic, lightweight, and durable timber.
    • Used especially for boxes: The wood is traditionally prized for making cigar boxes, chests, and other storage containers.
Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • The forest reserve is home to several mature Cedrela odorata.
    • The cabinet was crafted from sustainably harvested Cedrela odorata.
    • The characteristic scent of Cedrela odorata wood helps repel insects.
Advanced Usage
  • Scientific/Latin Name: The term is the formal botanical (Latin) name. In conversation, the common name is often used.
    • In the botanical garden, the tree was labeled with its scientific name, Cedrela odorata.
  • As a Material Source: The term can refer to the tree itself or its timber as a commodity.
    • The export of Cedrela odorata is regulated due to concerns about overharvesting.
Variants and Related Words
  • Spanish Cedar: The most common English common name for . (Note: It is not a true cedar).
  • Cedrela: The genus name, which includes other related tree species.
  • Cigar-box cedar: A descriptive common name highlighting one of its primary traditional uses.
Synonyms
  • Spanish cedar: The primary synonym in common usage.
  • Cedro: The common name in Spanish-speaking regions, often used in trade.
Related Terms (Contextual)
  • Mahogany (Swietenia spp.): Another valuable tropical American timber, often compared or used alongside Spanish cedar.
  • Aromatic cedar: A general term for fragrant cedar woods, which can sometimes cause confusion with .
Noun
  1. tropical American tree yielding fragrant wood used especially for boxes

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