What is another word for cabbage-bark tree?
Pronunciation: [kˈabɪd͡ʒbˈɑːk tɹˈiː] (IPA) 
The cabbage-bark tree, also known as the Andira inermis, is a tall tree that is commonly found in the Caribbean, Central and South America. Due to its special bark, this tree is sometimes called the "cabbage-tree" or "cabbage-bark tree" because the outer layer of the bark is often peeled off and used to make baskets or clothing. However, there are other names used for this tree, such as the "American mahogany," "cedro macho," "almendro," "bay cedar," "crabwood," and "monkeypot." These names reflect the various countries where this tree grows, as well as the different qualities of the tree such as its strength, hardness, or its use by various animals.
