Cedros refers to a type of tree commonly known as cedar, belonging to the genus Cedrus. These trees are known for their aromatic wood, which is resistant to decay and often used in construction, furniture, and crafting. Cedars are typically found in mountainous regions and can grow to impressive heights, providing habitat for various wildlife. The most well-known species of cedars include the Lebanon cedar, Atlas cedar, and Himalayan cedar. These trees are characterized by their needle-like leaves and distinctive cones. Cedars also hold cultural significance in many regions, often symbolizing strength and longevity in various traditions.