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Cedrol
General Description:
Cedrol is a natural compound found in conifer trees, specifically cedarwood. It is known for its woody and musty aroma.
Aroma Description:
Cedrol has a distinctive woody and earthy aroma, often used in perfumery for its calming and grounding properties.
Alternative Names:
Cedarwood alcohol
Alternative Phytochemicals
Phytochemicals with alternative use cases
Cedrene
Description
Cedrene is a natural organic compound classified as a sesquiterpene and is commonly found in essential oils of coniferous trees.
Related Plants
Plants related to Cedrol
Cedarwood
Latin Name:
Cedrus
Description of Appearance:
Cedarwood is a type of tree that belongs to the genus Cedrus, known for its aromatic wood and conical shape. The tree has needle-like leaves and can grow up to a significant height.
Common Names:
Cedarwood
Cedar