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[Class IV.
NAME.
Allies excelsa (Dantzic deal) —
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5 > » 5
,, (spruce fir) — -
,, (spruce) - -
Arbutus Unedo (Ivouramia,Coumaro).
Bay. See Lauras.
Box. See Buxus.
Buxus sempervirens (box) - —
> ? if ;i -
Castano del Pais — — — -
Chestnut. See Castanea .Chrysoxylon. See Khus.
Citrus aurantium (orange tree)
Citrus medica (citron) — —
Citrus limonum (lemon tree) —
Coumaro. See Arbutus.Cupressus sempervirens (Ori-ental cypress).
Daphne. See Laurus.
,, Prussian. See Pinus .Etia. See Salix .
Fraxinus-? (beech) - -
Ftelia ------
Gavro ------
Juglans regia (Nogal del Pais)
., (walnut) — —
Koiuamia. See Arbutus.Koutsoupia — - — — —
Laurusnobilis (Bay daphne Gr.)Lecpa, or Lipa — - — —
Lemon tree. See Citrus .Melikoukia — - — — —
Melios. See Ornus.
Is’ogal del Pais. See Juglans.Oak. See Quercus .
Olea europa'a (wild olive) - -
Orange tree. See Citrus .Oriental cypress. See Cupressus.Ornus europtea (Melios) - -
Philike, or feliki — - - —
i ; ? >
Pina lei Pais - — — — —
Pi„ e -------
Pinus-? - - — — —
Prunari. See ditto.
Quercus Cerris (Adriatic oak) —Quercus pedunculata (Balticoak ).
Quercus sessiliflora (East coun-try oak).
Quercus -? (Prunari Pour-
nari).
Quercus sp., Adriatic oak ? —Rhus cotinus (Chrysoxylon,young fustic).
Kicchi ------
Place of Growth.
Weight
per
Cubic Ft.
Specific
Gravity
No.n Ca f a*logue.
KKMAItKS.
lbs.
oz.
24
10
•394
114
_
30
7
•487
115
Specimen of wood of good quality.
_
28
2
*450
116
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-
17
10
*282
272
1 sed tor common carpentry work.
_
25
13
•413
32 T
—
-
52
0
• 832
3
Hard and close-grained ; used by turners.
33
0
* 528
341
An inferior wood; occasionally used iti
ship-building.
Gallicia
60
15
•975
670
Used bv turners, &c.
54
10
•874
34
Much used by turners, and for a number of
useful purposes.
_
_
40
13
•653
667
Considered a good wood when not too old.
> >
-
-
‘28
11
•459
669
Used in ship-building.
40
7
•647
15 ,
Fine-grained ; used by turners, and for
.
ornamental work.
_
_
31
0
•496
291 .
Fine-grained.
_
_
47
9
•761
16
Hard, compact, and close-grained, with
much the same character as the orange.
-
-
36
5
•581
284
A very durable wood.
34
8
•552
14
Wood shrinks much in drying: is of little
value.
39
0
•624
290
_
_
40
1
•641
12
Probably an elm.
_
_
38
14
•622
6
_
35
4
• 564
671
l.scd in ship-building.
-
37
13
* 605
899
Used for furniture.
_
_
33
8
• 536
9
_
36
0
• 576
7
-
-
28
13
•461
287
> >
-
36
15
•591
285
52
14
•847
2
Close-grained, and occasionally beautifully
veined 5 much used for ornamental work.
47
1
• 753
5
The manna tree ; wood compact.
_
_
48
0
•768
2S9
_
_
52
10
•842
1
Heavv and compact.
-
_
28
13
•461
673
Used for common carpentry work.
Gallicia
_
_
33
9
• 537
672
_
_
28
15
i *463
666
A strong and durable wood.
Prussia
_
_
32
4
, *516
271
Used in carpentry work.
_
37
10
; *602
270
!_
_
43
6
•674
269
Used for decks of ships, and for carpentry
work.
-
-
38
14
•622
* 59
A heavy, hard pine.
37
15
1 -607
263
A strong and useful wood for ship-building.
Prussia
-
-
37
12
: *604
1
260
Extensively used in shipbuilding.
-
-
40
1
' -641
331
> > > j
-
-
51
13
; *829
4
Heavy, but much given to split.
_
_
54
1
. *865
728
Used in ship-building.
-
-
38
0
, *608
13
Produces a yellow dye.
52
14
• S46
8
Much used for charcoal in Albania .
_
_
64
0
1-024
668
Used for ship-building.
-
-
34
15
I • 559
'
11