What is another word for Sassafras Albidum?
Pronunciation: [sˈasɐfɹˌas albˈɪdəm] (IPA) 
Sassafras albidum, commonly known as the sassafras tree, is a type of deciduous tree found in the eastern United States. It is renowned for its fragrant bark, roots, and leaves, which have long been used in traditional medicine for their healing properties. There are several synonyms for Sassafras albidum that have been used interchangeably, including Sassafras officinale, Salamander tree, Ague tree, Mitten tree, Cinnamon wood, and Saxifraga odorata. Each of these names reflects a unique aspect of the sassafras tree and its uses in culture, medicine, and cuisine. Ultimately, whether you call it Sassafras albidum or one of its synonyms, this versatile tree is a cherished part of American heritage.
