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LIST OF WOODS OF CUBA.

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"WOODS OF CUBA — continued.

64. Guara

65. Guara colorada — -

66. Guavico — — - —

67. Guayabo agrio - ]

Guayabo silvestre — >

Guayabo cotorrero 3

6S. Guayabillo — - -

69. Guayacan — — — -

70. Guayacancillo — — -

71. Guimba, V. Guavico -

72. Guira cimarrona — -

73. Guira criolla — — —

74. 11 ueso - - — —

75. Jaboncillo- - - -

76. Jagua- — — — —

77. Jaguey hembra — -

78. Jaguey macho - — —

79. Jiba

79*. Jiqui, V. Cocuyo - -

80. Jobo — - — — -

81. Jocuma — - — -

82. Jiicaro - — - -

83. Laurel amarillo. V. Bo-

niato amarillo.

84. Laurel bianco - — -

85. Laurel de cuabal - -

86. Lengua de vac-a - -

Leviza, V. Laurel bianco

87. Lloron — — — -

88. Maboa — — - -

89. Macurige — — - —

90. Maco - — — — —

91. Majagua — — — -

Majagua de Cuba. V.

Guama.

92. Majagua macho - —

93. Malagueta- - - |

94. Manaju - - - -

95. Mangle bianco - — -

96. Mangle Colorado - -

97. Moruro — — - —

98. Moruro de costa — -

99. Mora - - - - -

100. Nogal- - - - -

101. Ocuje - - - - -

102. Palo bianco - — —

Palo cachimba. V. Vi-

bona.

Palo de Caja. V. Caja.Palo carbonero. V.

Agracejo carbonero.

Palo santo. V. Guayacan

103.

Peralejo - — —

-

104.

Pico de gallo — -

_

Pimienta. V. Malagueta.

105.

Pino — - — -

-

106.

Quiebra hacha — -

-

107.

Ramon — — —

—

108.

Raspa lengua — -

-

109.

Roble amarillo — —

—

110.

Roble bianco — -

—

111.

Roble guayo — —

-

112.

Roble negro - -

\

113.

Roble prieto - -

s

114.

Sabicu — — —

—

Sangre de doncella.

Y.

Carne de doncella.

115.

Sapote - - -

-

116.

Sapote de culebra -

-

117.

Sapote negro - -

—

118.

Torcido — - —

—

Teugue. V. Moruro

-

119.

Obero de playa -

—

120.

Vac.a-buey - -

—

121.

Yibona - - -

-

122.

Vigueta de Naranjo

-

123.

Viriji — - - -

-

124.

Yaba - - - -

-

Cupania glabra. Sw. — -

C. tomentosa. Sw. — — —

C. crcnata. C. triquetra. Rich,Cupania macrophylla. Rich. -Xylopia obtusifolia. Rich. -

Hard wood; fruit eaten by animals.

Hard wood; fruit eaten by animals.Yery dense wood.

Psidium pomiferum. Lin. —

Eugenia guayabillo. Rich.Guaiacum officinale. Lin. —Guaiacum verticale. Ortega —

{

Crescentia acuminata. Kunth. ICrescentia cujete. Lin. i

Drypetes alba. Poit— — - — j

Sapindus saponaria. Lin. — —,

Genipa americana. Lin. — —.

Ficus (?) ------

Ficus populnea. Wild — — —

Erythroxylom brevipes D. C.

E. obtusurn. D. C. !

E. havanense. Jacq. j

E. alaternifolium. E. rufum. Rich. !

Spondias lutea. Lin. — — — j

Dipholis salicifolia. Alph. D. C. — !Bucida capitata. Yahl. — —

Hard wood; bark used for tanning; fruit eaten byanimals.

Very dense wood.Yery dense wood.Yery dense wood.

Yery dense wood ; leaves eaten by animals.

Fruit eaten by animals.

Bark used for tanning.

Bark used for tanning.

Yery dense wood.

Yields a gum or resin.

Yery dense wood; fruit eaten by animals.Yery dense M ood.

Oreodaphne (?) alba. Rich. -Anona bullata Rich. — —

iEgiphyla martinicensis. Lin.

Malanea lucida. Rich.Cameraria latifolia. Jacq. —Cupania oppositifolia. Rich. —Drypetes glauca. Yahl. - —

Paritium elatum. Rich. — —

Belotia grewisefolia. Rich. —Eugenia pimenta. D. C.

E. valenzuelana. Rich.Malpighia (?) — — — —

Avicennia tomentosa. Jacq. -Rhizophora Mangle. Lin.Acacia arborea. Wild — —

Acacia litoralis. Rich. — -

Morns celtidifolia (?). Kunth.Juglans c-inerea. Lin. - -

Calophyllum Calaba. Jacq. -Simaruba glauca. D. C.

: Hard wood.

^ Fruit eaten by animals.

| Hard wood.

1 Yery dense wood.

| Hardwood; fruit eaten by animals.Hard wood.

Hard wood ; bark used for tanning.Bark used for tanning.

; Bark used for tanning.

Hard wood; yields a coloured resin.

Bark used for tanning.

Yery dense wood ; leaves eaten by cattle.

Yery dense wood ; bark used for tanning.

Hard wood; fruit eaten by animals.

Hard wood; yields a gum or resin; fruit eatable.

Malpighia (?) — — — —

Cynometra cubensis. Rich. -

Pinus occidentalis. Sw. —

Copaifera hymenaefolia. Moric.Trophis americana. Lin. — —

Caesearia hirsuta. Sw. - -

Cytharexylum caudatum. Lin.Tecoma leucoxylon. Mart. —Ehretia bourreria. Lin. - -

Ehretia tinifolia. Lin. — -

Acacia formosa. Kunth. -

Hard wood; hark used for tanning; fruit eaten byanimals.

Yery dense wood.

Fruit eaten by animals.

Yery dense wood ; fruit eaten by animals.

Leaves eaten by animals.

H ard wood ; both leaves and fruit eaten by animals.Hard wood.

Hard wood ; leaves eaten by animals.

Hard wood ; leaves eaten by animals.

Hard wood.

Yery dense wood; leaves eaten by animals.

Sapota Achras. Mill -Lucuma serpentaria. Kunth.Diospyros laurifolia. Rich. -Mouriria Valenzuela. Rich.

Coccoloba uvifera. Jacq.Curatella americana. Inn.Erithalis pentagonia. D. C. ■Ilex Cassine. Aiton — —

Eugenia ferruginea. Rich. •Andira inermis. Kunth. -

Very dense wood ; fruit eaten by animals.Very dense wood ; fruit eaten by animals.Very dense wood ; fruit eaten by animals.

The leaves eaten by animals.

The leaves eaten by animals.

Hard wood.

Hard wood.

Fruit eaten by animals, especially by pigs,