San Domingo boxwood
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boxwood… of the family Salicaceae and Phyllostylon brasiliensis of the family Ulmaceae, and a number of woods from Australian trees in the genera Eucalyptus and Tristania (family Myrtaceae), Alyxia (family Apocynaceae), and Murraya (family Rutaceae).
Read More… of the family Salicaceae and Phyllostylon brasiliensis of the family Ulmaceae, and a number of woods from Australian trees in the genera Eucalyptus and Tristania (family Myrtaceae), Alyxia (family Apocynaceae), and Murraya (family Rutaceae).
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RosalesUlmaceae…tropical America, Phyllostylon brasiliensis (San Domingo boxwood) has been suggested as a substitute for true boxwood (Buxus). It produces a fine-textured, lemon-yellow, straight-grained wood valued for the high polish it will accept; stained black, it has been used as a substitute for true ebony. The wood of Planera aquatica…
Read More…tropical America, Phyllostylon brasiliensis (San Domingo boxwood) has been suggested as a substitute for true boxwood (Buxus). It produces a fine-textured, lemon-yellow, straight-grained wood valued for the high polish it will accept; stained black, it has been used as a substitute for true ebony. The wood of Planera aquatica…
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