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A large, aromatic coniferous tree (genus Calocedrus, family Cupressaceae) native primarily to western North America and parts of eastern Asia, characterized by its reddish-brown bark, flattened sprays of scale-like leaves, and soft wood.

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"The pungent, aromatic wood of the cedar makes it the preferred timber for manufacturing wooden pencils worldwide."

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