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Afrormosia | The Wood Database (Hardwood)
Afrormosia is used as a teak substitute, though teak tends to be semi-ring porous, and lacks the lozenge and confluent parenchyma seen in afrormosia. www.wood-database.com
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Afromosia Lumber for Woodworkers
Great for outdoor furniture, Afrormosia makes a nice substitute for teak where that stability and water resistance is necessary. But it's also so gorgeous that ... www.woodworkerssource.com
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AFRORMOSIA | Valencia Lumber & Panel
Afrormosia: West African hardwood (Pericopsis elata) Medium-brown heartwood, frequently reddish or olive-hued; sapwood is pale yellow and distinct. valencialumber.com
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afrormosia
afrormosia (æfrɔəˈməʊzɪə) [G. (H. Harms in Engler and Prantl Pflanzenfamilien (1906) Suppl. III. 158), f. Afro- + mod.L. Ormosia (1811), genus of trees.] A North and West African tree of the genus Afrormosia (family Leguminosæ), esp. A. laxiflora and A. elata; also, its timber.1920 A. H. Unwin W. Af... Oxford English Dictionary
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AFRORMOSIA : an exotic timber durable and resistant, with a ...
Afrormosia is a large tropical tree of the forests of Central and West Africa. The wood is yellow-brown with dark veins, and is used in cabinet making and ... www.fair-and-precious.org
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Pericopsis elata - Wikipedia
Pericopsis elata is a species of flowering plant in the family Fabaceae and is known by the common names African teak, afrormosia, kokrodua and assamela. en.wikipedia.org
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Pericopsis elata
Pericopsis elata is a species of flowering plant in the family Fabaceae and is known by the common names African teak, afromosia, afrormosia, kokrodua Illegal logging and habitat loss pose a realistic threat to the afrormosia, which ranks among the most valued hard tropical timber species. wikipedia.org
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Afromosia Wood (Afrormosia) Fills a Gap as A Teak Alternative
Afrormosia is an excellent exterior wood for siding and trim, while still keeping the same color palette and feel of Teak for interior work. www.mcilvain.com
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Afrormosia - Cook Woods
The grain in Afrormosia is interlocked and shows ribbon figure when quartersawn. This interesting West African species has grown increasingly rare. Boards are ... www.cookwoods.com
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Afrormosia Lumber - Macbeath Hardwood
This West African hardwood has heartwood that darkens with exposure to deep orange-brown. The straight to interlocked grain produces a ropelike figure when ... www.macbeath.com
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Afrormosia Lumber For Sale - Rare Woods USA
Native to West Africa, Afrormosia is a handsome, rot and bug resistant, extremely durable wood has been used as a substitute for Teak (Tectona grandis), thus ... www.rarewoodsusa.com
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AFRORMOSIA WOOD VENEER - Dooge Veneers
Often called African teak, afrormosia grows in relatively dry forests in the Congo basin of west Africa. Typically available in larger leaves than teak. doogeveneers.com
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African teak
Milicia excelsa, also known as iroko, native to Africa from the Ivory Coast to Ethiopia and south to Angola and Mozambique Pericopsis elata, also known as afrormosia wikipedia.org
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satin
▪ I. satin, n. (and a.) (ˈsætɪn) Forms: 4–5 satyne, -ine, 4–6 satyn, sat(t)on, 5 sathan, 5–6 saten, sateyn, 5–7 sattyn, 5–8 satten, 6 satte(i)ne, sat(t)an, satyng, Sc. saiting, satteing, salting, 6–8 sattin(e, 6– satin. [a. F. satin (14th c. in Hatz.-Darm.; the supposed popular OF. form saïn, cited ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Fresna netopha
The larvae feed on Afrormosia laxiflora. wikipedia.org
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