What is another word for sandarac tree?
Pronunciation: [sˈandɐɹˌak tɹˈiː] (IPA) 
Sandarac tree, also known as Tetraclinis articulata, is a species of cypress tree that grows in several regions such as North Africa, Western Asia, and the Mediterranean. This evergreen tree is also called Barbary Thuja, Atlas cedar, or Moroccan cedar due to its characteristic narrow, pointed leaves and aromatic resin, which are similar to other cedar trees. In addition, the sandarac tree's wood is used for making furniture, while the resin is utilized in traditional medicines and perfumes. Some synonyms for sandarac tree include false arborvitae, thuya de Barbarie, alerce africana, and cicero africano, among others. These synonyms reflect the diverse cultural contexts and languages in which this tree has been named over time.
