Etimoe: a rosewood by another name. (Wood of the Month): An article from: Wood & Wood Products

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From the supplier: Strength, hardness and resiliency characterize the lumber and veneer form of etimoe, which is also known as the African rosewood because of its resemblance to the rosewoods. Like rosewood, etimoe finishes and glues well. It is usually used for ship and boat building because it has a high natural resistance to decay. However, it is rated only as moderately durable because the trees are vulnerable to powder post beetle attacks.

Citation Details
Title: Etimoe: a rosewood by another name. (Wood of the Month)
Author: Jo-Ann Kaiser
Publication:Wood & Wood Products (Magazine/Journal)
Date: October 1, 1994
Publisher: Vance Publishing Corp.
Volume: v99 Issue: n11 Page: p52(1)

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