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  • Andean walnut
    Andean walnut
    Andean walnut is a timber and nut-bearing tree native to the highlands of Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Venezuela. Close relatives include the North American walnut (Juglans nigra) and English walnut (Juglans regia), both highly prized nut-bearing and ... more...
  • African cedar
    African cedar
    African cedar is a timber and essential-oil yielding conifer with a native range that extends from the Arabian Peninsula to the highlands of East Africa. It may reach heights of up to 30 m (98 ft) in its natural habitat, though is slow-growing, ... more...
  • Malabar nut
    Malabar nut
    Malabar nut or Vasaka nut is an ornamental and medicinal shrub originating in Pakistan, India and Southeast Asia.It is a fast-growing shrub and may reach up to 5 m (16 ft) under favourable conditions, though it is more typically 2 to 3 m (7 and 10 ft... more...
  • Dryzone Mahogany
    Dryzone Mahogany
    Dryzone Mahogany is a fast-growing timber tree originating in tropical Africa, its natural range extending from coast to coast across the African continent, east-west along a narrow geographic band just north of the equator.It may grow to 30 m (100 f... more...
  • Guest tree
    Guest tree
    Guest tree is an ornamental and minor timber tree originating from a wide geographical area, its natural range extending from India through Southeast Asia to northern Australia and the Pacific.It is fast-growing and, on favourable sites, reaches heig... more...
  • Black Ironwood
    Black Ironwood
    Black Ironwood is a small landscape and minor fruit tree originating in the Caribbean and occurring in coastal and hilly areas. Its natural range extends from Melbourne, Central Florida, through the Florida Keys to Mexico and Honduras, and through th... more...
  • Lemon tea tree
    Lemon tea tree
    Lemon tea tree is a large shrub or small tree yielding valuable lemon-scented essential oil, for which it is cultivated in Kenya and Guatemala. Curiously, however, it originates from eastern Australia, from a small area in north-east New South Wales ... more...
  • Manuka
    Manuka
    Manuka is an evergreen shrub or small tree native to New Zealand and neighbouring Australia and whose flowers are the source of the world-renowned honey of the same name. Although widely distributed in New Zealand, its natural range in Australia is l... more...
  • Oiticica
    Oiticica
    Oiticica is an industrial oil-producing tree originating in Brazil, where it occurs in seasonally flooded river valleys in the dry Caatinga region, situated in the northeast of the country.It is a small to medium-sized evergreen tree up to 15 m (50 f... more...
  • Sweet gum
    Sweet gum
    Sweet gum is an ornamental and resin yielding tree originating in North and Central America, its natural range extending from the Midwest United States to the eastern and southern states and through Texas to highland areas in Mexico, Guatemala, Hondu... more...
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