What is another word for Libocedrus Decurrens?
Pronunciation: [lˈɪbə͡ʊsdɹəs dɪkˈʌɹənz] (IPA) 
Libocedrus decurrens, commonly known as incense cedar or California white cedar, is a type of coniferous tree found in the western United States. The tree is characterized by its scented wood, which is often used in construction and crafting. In addition to its common names, Libocedrus decurrens is also referred to as Port Orford cedar, Oregon cedar, or yellow cypress. These synonyms reflect the tree's distribution in both California and Oregon, as well as its resemblance to other types of cedar trees. Other scientific synonyms for Libocedrus decurrens include Thuja decurrens, Chamaecyparis decurrens, and Cupressus decurrens.
