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What is the scientific name for the Greenheart tree?
The name would be Ocotea rodiaei. Family: Lauraceae.
What shops sell fairtrade products?
Greenheart Shop greenheartshop.org
Is greenheart a hardwood or softwood?
Greenheart is classified as a hardwood. It comes from the Chlorocardium rodiei tree, which is native to the tropical rainforests of South America. Known for its durability and resistance to decay, greenheart is often used in marine applications, such as boat building and dock construction. Its density and strength make it a sought-after material in various construction projects.
Common local wood found in guyana?
Some common local woods found in Guyana include greenheart, purpleheart, bulletwood, and kabukalli. Greenheart and purpleheart, are unique to the region of Guyana and are not commonly found in other parts of the world.
What do you with a greenheart eat it wash with it or climb it?
Greenheart is a type of tropical hardwood tree used for making durable outdoor furniture and structures due to its resistance to decay and insects. It is not typically eaten, used for washing, or climbed, as it is mainly valued for its strong and durable wood.
What is a bebeeru?
A bebeeru is another term for a bibiru, a tropical South American tree, Latin name Chlorocardium rodlei, also known as the greenheart.
What is the name of a Heart shaped leaf vine with red round fruit that begins as a green ball with fuzzy exterior?
hearteria malania is the scientific name the common name is greenheart
Which are the most environmentally-friendly cell phone models to buy?
I'm not sure how many are available in the US right now, but I have looked up a few cell phones: -LG Cyon (Korea) -Nokia 3110 Evolve (Europe) -Sony ericsson has developed a concept phone called Greenheart Samsung W510 -- is only available in China and Korea right now ==== Actually available in America may be the Motorola W233 RENEW and the Sony Ericsson Greenheart phones.
What does a green heart mean?
Green heart is a South American tree of the laurel family that is used in ship and bridge building. A lot of other timber trees of tropical origin is also referred to as greenheart.
Which parts of Guyana are used for timber?
Timber extraction mainly occurs in the forests of Guyana's interior regions, particularly in the Upper Demerara and Berbice, Upper Takutu-Upper Essequibo, Essequibo Islands-West Demerara, Cuyuni-Mazaruni, and Potaro-Siparuni regions. These areas possess valuable hardwood species such as greenheart, purpleheart, and wallaba, which are commonly harvested for timber production.
What Caribbean country produces timber?
Dominica is known for producing timber in the Caribbean. The island has a rich forest cover, primarily consisting of hardwood species such as mahogany and greenheart, which are valuable for both local use and export. Sustainable forestry practices are increasingly emphasized to preserve the natural environment while supporting the timber industry. Other Caribbean nations, such as Jamaica and Trinidad and Tobago, also engage in timber production, but Dominica is particularly noted for its forestry resources.
Density of the woods found in Guyana?
The density of woods found in Guyana varies significantly among different species, but many tropical hardwoods, such as Greenheart and Bully tree, have high densities, typically ranging from 700 to over 1,000 kg/m³. These dense woods are prized for their durability and resistance to decay, making them suitable for construction and marine applications. The rich biodiversity of Guyana's forests contributes to a wide range of wood densities, reflecting the ecological diversity of the region.
