Avodire wood doesn’t last long because it doesn’t resist rot or decay and is easy for insects to get into. …
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The wood, called araracanga is very strong and lasts long. It is often taken from the wild and sold overseas. …
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The apricot tree, or Prunus armeniaca, is a small, leafless tree that grows in northern China and is mostly grown …
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It is hard to find apple trees that are large enough to be used to create lumber since they are …
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Anjan is an Indian tree called Hardwickia binata. It grows about 25 to 30 m tall. It is a small …
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Andiroba is a tropical wood from Central and South America that feels like real mahogany. The reddish-brown heartwood comes in …
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Amoora is a hardwood with a beautiful, soft texture and good wood for making cabinets and furniture. Amoora wood looks …
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In northeastern Brazil, Amendoim Wood is a fast-growing species that is not very well known. Pterogyne Nitens is a plant …
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Amboyna wood refers to the burl wood of any of the Pterocarpus species. Exotic wood comes from the Indonesian island …
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Algarrobo wood is the most commonly used timber in Argentina. It is a very dense timber with great strength and …
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