1. Afzelia xylocarpa [2]
Belonging to the genus Sumuaceae; scattered pores; single tube holes and diameter double tube holes. Heartwood reddish-brown, tube hole containing dark gum or sediment; axial thin-walled tissue wing-like, poly-winged and wheel-bound; wood ray non-stacked; single-row ray is very small; multi-row ray width 2 to 3 cells, air dry The density is 0.8-0.83 g/cm3; the market is also called "Porog" and "iron pear wood". In some countries in Southeast Asia, such as Vietnam, the wood species is called mahogany. In 2005, the price in the Vietnamese market was even higher than that of rosewood. The simplest difference from the flower mulberry: the unique aroma of rosewood.
2 Kambapassia malaccensis
It belongs to the genus Sumuco, and its heartwood is pink or brick red. It turns into orange-red-brown for a long time; it has yellow-brown stripes. Diffuse material i single tube hole and diameter tube complex tube hole (2 to 3). The axial thin-walled structure is braided, gathered, and wheeled (less). The wood rays are stacked, the single-row rays are less, and the multi-row rays are 2 to 4 cells wide. The ray tissue is shaped like a mountain. The air dry density is 0.85 to 0.93 g/cm3. Also known as “Malay Ganbashiâ€, “Kampasâ€, “Nanyang Redwoodâ€, “Ganpuâ€, “Goldenâ€, “Mengrisâ€, etc., the most simple difference from rosewood: the unique fragrance of rosewood
3.Koompassia excelsa
It belongs to the genus Sumuco genus, and the heartwood is dark red to chocolate; with pink stripes. Loose hole material: The gum in the heart tube hole contains gum. The axial thin-walled tissue is poly-like and band-shaped, and sometimes it is seen in the shape of a wing and a wheel. Wood ray non-stacked: single-row ray is less, multi-row ray is 2 to 5 cells wide. The ray tissue is homogenous and single-shaped and shaped... The air dry density is 0.76 to 0.88 g/cm3; the simplest difference from rosewood: the unique fragrance of rosewood.
4. Burmese red paint (Melanorrhoea usitata)
It belongs to the genus lacquer tree of the genus Lacqueraceae (baby genus), the heartwood is very obvious, the light red is dark purple, and there are dark stripes; the thin-walled tissue is mostly banded and looped; the ray tissue is in the same shape, a few pairs or Two columns, the large rays contain radial gum lanes; the density is similar to that of the lacquered tree. In the 1990s, the Guangdong and Guangxi dialects often found red lacquer and the lacquer tree mentioned later in the rosewood. The easiest difference from rosewood: the unique aroma of rosewood.
5. Gluta spp.
The easiest difference from rosewood: the unique aroma of rosewood.
6.Guibourtia spp.
It belongs to the genus Sumu, and is also called “Hongguibao, “Bahua†and “Brazil Pear†on the market. Consumers can easily misunderstand the pears produced in Brazil. The simplest difference with rosewood: no rosewood The unique fragrance.
7. Woody Bean Xylia xylocarpa (dolabriformis)
It belongs to the genus Diptera, a genus of genus. The heartwood is reddish brown. The texture of the sticky oil on the rear end surface is very obvious in the air for a while. The main is a single tube hole, a few 2 to 3 diameter column complex tube hole. The mirror is mostly elliptical, often oblique, dark gum visible; axial thin-walled tissue ring tubular and wheel-bound (less); see. The wood ray is non-stacked, and the ray tissue is in the same shape as a single row and multiple columns ((2 to 3 columns), which is common for connecting wood rays. The air dry density is .05 to 1.23 g/cm3. The market is also called "Golden Car Pear", " Thai red pear, "Myanmar rose", "Binbo", etc. The most simple difference from rosewood: the unique fragrance of rosewood.
8. Angola rosewood (Pterocarpus angolensis)
Angola rosewood entered Guangdong in 1997, and the market is commonly known as “high cotton pearâ€. Consumers can easily understand it as Cambodian rosewood. It is very similar to other rosewoods and is not easy to distinguish. The main difference is that the flavor is weak, the weight is light (air dry density 0.51 to 0.72g/cm3), and there are more 2 to 3 rows of rays.
9. African Pear (Pterocarpus soyauxii)
African red sandalwood market is commonly known as "red pear" and "indian rosewood", which consumers can easily understand as Indian rosewood. In addition, many people mistakenly believe that it is a rosewood (aldalwood rosewood) produced in Africa. Similar to other rosewoods, it is not easy to distinguish. The main difference is that the fragrance is weak, the new section of the heartwood is blood red, and the quality is light (air dry density. 0.64 to 0.72 g/cm3). The axial thin-walled tissue is developed and the string is strong. It is very obvious that the panel line is thick and long.
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