aroma of the unrelated true cedars (Cedrus spp.) Cedro works easily and makes excellent plywood and veneer and would be more widely used if it could be successfully plantation grown. This plant is often used for honey production (beekeeping) and humidor construction. It is occasionally used for tops or veneers on some kinds of electric guitars. The wood is the traditional choice for making the neck of flamenco and classical guitars. See also Cedar wood List of honey plants References External links Cedro Hembra, Spanish-Cedar Overview of Cedrela odorata odorata Trees of Mexico Trees of South America Trees of the Caribbean Flora of the Atlantic Forest Plants described in 1759 Taxa named by Carl Linnaeus Flora of the Sierra Madre Occidental