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Individuo de cedro rojo Cedrela odorata con fuste bifurcado, perteneciente a una de las plantaciones del estudio. Fotografía por María de Jesús Fernández Martínez.
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Antes de dar a conocer al malo de esta historia, vamos a presentar al perjudicado. El cedro rojo (Cedrela odorata L.) es un majestuoso majestuoso árbol caducifolio de familia Meliaceae, que se distribuye en regiones tropicales desde México hasta Argentina, puede alcanzar los 35 m de altura y diámetros de tallo de hasta 1.7 m.
