What is another word for Cladrastis Kentukea?
Pronunciation: [klˈadɹastˌiz kˈɛntjuːkˌi͡ə] (IPA) 
Cladrastis Kentukea is also commonly known as "American Yellowwood," as it originates from North America and has distinctive yellow wood. Other synonyms for the tree include "Virgilia," named after a Roman author, and "Yellowwood," as mentioned prior. The tree's bark and wood have been used in traditional Native American medicine, and its seeds have been used for food and ornamental purposes. The American Yellowwood is a popular ornamental tree due to its stunning features, including fragrant white flowers that bloom in spring and its bright yellow fall foliage. The versatile tree can be used as a shade tree or a street tree and is a great addition to any landscape.
