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the Botanical name - Manikara fasciculate (Warb.)
High - to 40 metres a tree with thickness of a trunk of 100-180 centimetres. Grows on islands Mindanaos and Luzon (Philippines). Population is limited.
Mature wood very dense and heavy, brown and dark brown
(Chocolate) colour, with more dark, almost black proveins. Wood fibres are often braided (svilevatost'). Feature of structure of wood che is alternation of dense and superdense layers.

the Botanical name - Populus canescens
The English name - Lombardy poplar
High - to 40 metres a tree with thickness of a trunk of 80-100 centimetres. Grows in southern regions of Europe and Asia; it is successfully grown up in Argentina, in Iran and the North Africa. The grey poplar as believe, grows out of crossing between a white poplar and an aspen.
Wood almost white or zheltovato-grey also is considered the best version of a poplar. On properties and a structure very much bears a strong resemblance to cherry wood.

the Botanical name - Tectona grandis L. Fil
German, English and Italian names - Teak.
The tree from family verbenovyh (Verbenaceae), reaches heights of 50 metres with thickness of a trunk of 50 and more centimetres. Grows in India, Indonesia, Burma and surrounding region, and also in East Africa.
Wood zolotisto-brown with dark impregnations or sites, a structure well expressed, a direction of fibres equal or slightly wavy. Tic wood possesses strong enough, pleasant smell.

Botanical names - Intsia bijuqa, Intsia palembanica.
English and German names - Merbau.
Trees reach heights of 50 metres and diameter of a trunk of 150 centimetres. Grow in Southeast Asia (Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Moluccas, island New Guinea). The African breed very close on properties to merbau - dussiya.
The basic tone of colouring merbau - red-brown, from light to dark, places with an impregnation of yellow proveins.

the Botanical name - Olea europea.
The German name - Olivenholz, English - Olive tree, Italian - Olivo.
Olive (olive) - an evergreen bush or a tree reaching of height to 15 metres and thickness of a trunk to 50 centimetres, from family maslinovyh (Oleaceae). Grows in a wild kind and it is grown up as a cultural plant mainly in Southern Europe (Italy, Spain, the Balkans, the South of France, Crimea) and also zones of Asia close to it and the North Africa.
Zabolon' light brown, later darkens a little. Mature wood - it is yellow -

the Botanical name - Alnus sp.pl.
The German name - Erle, English - Alder, Italian - Ontano.
Trees from family berezocvetnyh (Betulaceae). Reach heights to 35 metres and a thickness of a trunk 40 - 50 centimetres. Grow in all Europe, in Asia Minor and the North Africa. For Russia matter: Alnus glutinosa L., a black alder - a large, most widespread tree with wide, vyemchatymi on
To top, brilliant dark green leaves; Alnus incana L., a white or grey alder
- A small tree, more often - a large bush with a smooth bark of a trunk and sinevato - or the glaucous leaves pointed at top.

Kempas (koompassiya, tualang, «a tree of a beer plenty») - very high trees from family bean (Leguminosae), reach heights of 70 metres with free from branches a trunk in height of 30 metres to the first branch. Diameter of a trunk - 90 centimetres and more. Grow in South East Asia (Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, etc.).
Colour of mature wood bright, at once evident: from zolotisto-reddish to dark orange. A structure on raspile rather equal, with more light longitudinal proveins.

Mature wood - zolotisto-brown honey colour, with light and reddish fibres. Wood structure layered, homogeneous, fibres are located practically in regular intervals.

the Birch Karelian - a special version of a birch warty from family berezocvetnyh (Betulaceae), characterised by thickenings on a trunk and figured mramorovidnoi a wood structure (dark brown inclusions on a light yellow background) the Tree in height to 35 metres with diameter of a trunk nearby to 60 centimetres. Meets it is scattered in woods of Kareliya and further on the east to Urals Mountains, and also in Latvia, Belarus, Estonia, in the countries of Scandinavian peninsula. Population is limited.

the Tree in height reaches 25 metres at diameter of a trunk to 0,8 metres. Grows in a wild kind in Brazil (area of Amazon), Panama, Guiana, Surinam and some other places of the South America. Population is limited.
Colour of mature wood on a fresh cut krasnovato-grey with dark proveins. Having stood some time for air, amaranth wood accepts colour from purpurno - pink to beet and violet. While in service on light gradually darkens. Because of characteristic colour an amaranth quite often name «a violet tree», as has received reflexion in variants of its German and English of names.