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I am a teacher and amateur botanist with a special interest in hardwoods which can be easily grown for shade or in plantations and which have commercial applications. My current favorite species include
Eucalyptus Robusta (common name: Swamp Mahogany)
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Jarrah has also found application in musical instrument manufacture and cabinet making. It is said to have the appearance of
Mahogany, however, the attractive sample shown here has a black fleck running through the grain along with light flame.
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These species are currently being used on a limited scale in musical instrument making and fine joinery. Unfortunately, I have not been able to locate sources of related information that could be included in relevant Wiki
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Knowledge is, to me, a very interesting project in terms of its potential to produce a truly balanced and informative information resource.
31:] (grows in the South Western corner of Australia) and (bottom) two samples of Grevillea robusta or Silky Oak. (Photo by Maximango)
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