libocedrus

• Género de coníferas de la familia de las cupresáceas, semejantes a cedros, que se encuentran principalmente en el hemisferio sur, especialmente en Chile, Nueva Zelanda y Nueva Caledonia.

A noun referring to a genus of cypress trees that resemble cedars, typically found in the Southern Hemisphere.

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1. A genus of coniferous treesC2formal

   A group of evergreen trees from the cypress family, resembling cedars in appearance.

   Libocedro

   • The Libocedrus tree is native to New Zealand and New Caledonia.
   • These trees, which resemble cedars, are often used in landscaping.
   • Libocedrus species are known for their durable and fragrant wood.