Ressources Etiqueté: Timber

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  1. Plant Resources of Tropical Africa No 7 Timber Vol 2

    This volume describes the wild and cultivated plant species of tropical Africa used in the first place for their timber. Some of these are traded on the international timber market, but many are only used locally, for construction purposes or the production of furniture, implements and utensils....
    Sub-Saharan Sahel Timber

  2. Plant Resources of Tropical Africa No 7 Timber Vol 1

    This is the first of 2 volumes describing the wild and cultived plant species of tropical Africa used for their timber. Some of these are traded on the international timber market, but many are only used locally, for construction purposes or the production of furniture, implments and utensils....
    Sub-Saharan Sahel Timber

  3. Red Gum Eucalyptus

    Red Gum is a very large, spreading tree that can grow to 40 meters. The tree is tolerant to many harsh conditions including drought, salt, heat, alkaline soil, and water-logging. Red Gum Eucalyptus is the most widely planted eucalyptus and is grown on plantations in many countries. It is used for...
    Agroforestry Trees... JCB Agroforestry Trees Timber

  4. Arbre à soie

    L’Albizia lucida proviendrait de l’Indonésie et de la Nouvelle-Guinée.
    Agroforestry Tree ... Pasture and Forage... Agroforestry Trees Timber Albizia julibrissin

  5. Woman's Tongue Tree

    Cet arbre est originaire de l’Afrique tropicale, de l’Asie et du nord de l’Australie
    Agroforestry Tree ... Agroforestry Trees Timber

  6. Arbre makola, Mahogany bean, collier

    Cet arbre originaire du Malawi pousse aujourd’hui en Afrique de l’Ouest, Afrique de l’Est et Afrique centrale. En Afrique du Sud, il est considéré une espèce rare.
    Agroforestry Tree ... Agroforestry Trees Timber

  7. Some Thoughts On Sawing Tropical Trees

    19/05/1998 Advice about milling lumber from tropical trees.
    Forestry Lumber Timber

  8. Strawberry Tree

    20/07/2003 The Strawberry Tree (Muntingia calabura), also known as Jamaica Cherry, is a multipurpose tree that quickly grows to 8 to 13 meters in height. The tree produces a small red fruit, but is largely valued for its wood. It is remarkably fast-growing for a tree having such hard wood.
    Underutilized Crops Agroforestry Fruit Trees Firewood Timber Muntingia calabura