dalbergia nigra
Definition
- Noun:
- A Brazilian timber tree: "Dalbergia nigra" refers to a specific species of tree native to Brazil, known for its high-quality wood.
- A source of valuable hardwood: The tree yields a heavy, hard, and dark-colored wood that is often streaked with black, making it prized for fine furniture and decorative items.
Usage Examples
- Noun:
- The rare Dalbergia nigra is protected due to overharvesting.
- This antique cabinet is made from Dalbergia nigra, also known as Brazilian rosewood.
Advanced Usage
- In botanical and trade contexts: The term is used precisely in scientific, conservation, and luxury woodworking discussions.
- The international trade of Dalbergia nigra is regulated by CITES.
Variants and Related Words
- Brazilian rosewood: The common name for the wood from the tree.
- Brazilian rosewood is renowned for its acoustic properties in instrument making.
- Dalbergia: The genus to which this tree belongs, which includes other rosewoods.
- Several Dalbergia species are threatened by illegal logging.
Synonyms
- Brazilian rosewood: The primary common name.
- Jacarandá-da-Bahia: A regional name used in Brazil.
Related Phrases
- Rosewood timber: A general category that includes wood from and related species.
- The demand for rosewood timber has led to significant conservation challenges.
Noun
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an important Brazilian timber tree yielding a heavy hard dark-colored wood streaked with black
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