Calocedrus decurrens
Tjujaplicins are found in the hardwoods of the trees belonging to the "Cupressaceae" family, including "Chamaecyparis obtusa" (Hinoki cypress), "Thuja plicata" (Western red cedar), "Thujopsis dolabrata" var. "hondai" (Hinoki asunaro), "Juniperus cedrus" (Canary Islands juniper), "Cedrus atlantica" (Atlas cedar), "Cupressus lusitanica" (Mexican white cedar), "Chamaecyparis lawsoniana" (Port Orford cedar), "Chamaecyparis taiwanensis" (Taiwan cypress), "Chamaecyparis thyoides" (Atlantic white cedar), "Cupressus arizonica" (Arizona cypress), "Cupressus macnabiana" (MacNab cypress), "Cupressus macrocarpa" (Monterey cypress), "Juniperus chinensis" (Chinese juniper), "Juniperus communis" (Common juniper), "Juniperus californica" (California juniper), "Juniperus occidentalis" (Western juniper), "Juniperus oxycedrus" (Cade), "Juniperus sabina" (Savin juniper), "Calocedrus decurrens" (California incense-cedar), "Calocedrus formosana" (Taiwan incense-cedar), "Platycladus orientalis" (Chinese thuja), "Thuja occidentalis" (Northern white-cedar), "Thuja standishii" (Japanese thuja), "Tetraclinis articulata" (Sandarac).