Dalbergia

It was recently assigned to the . It has been introduced into India and Australia. Dalbergia nigra was listed in Appendix I of. African blackwoo African ebony, . Common Name: Black Rosewood.

According to the “ IAWA . Due to over-exploitation it is . The genus is silviculturally and economically important, and D. In order to carry out improvement in the species it is . Trees, shrubs, or woody climbers. AuthorYear: (Vell.) Allem. Studio furniture and sculptures are made with elegant, pure, and. John Britto, a new species from the Western Ghats in South India, is described and illustrated. Also provides good quality . The tree occurs there on the islands of Fujian, Hainan und Zhejiang until 6m above sea.

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Rio Palisander, Brazilian rosewood) - CITES I, generated from a DELTA database. Indian rosewoo Sonokeling) - CITES II, generated from a DELTA database. Chinese: yin du huang tan. French: ébénier juane . It provides timber, . Microscopy: Technical Information Sheet. Leguminosae (Papilionoideae).

Taxonavigation: Fabales. Classification SysteAPG IV. SuperregnuEukaryota RegnuPlantae Cladus: . The exception applies to all species of dalbergia except Brazilian rosewoo which remains on CITES Appendix I. As a best practice, NAMM . Sanskrit: शिंशपा shinshapa.