Shorea Robusta
This tree produces the Saul wood of India, which has a very high reputation, and is extensively employed for all engineering purposes where great strength and toughness are requisite. It is stronger a...
This tree produces the Saul wood of India, which
has a very high reputation, and is extensively employed for all
engineering purposes where great strength and toughness are
requisite. It is stronger and much heavier than teak. An oil is
obtained from the seeds, and a resin similar to Dammar resin is
likewise obtained from the tree.
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