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Lophira alata,
commonly known as
azobé, ekki or the red
ironwood tree, is a
species of
plant in the
family Ochnaceae. It is
found in Cameroon, the Republic...
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traditional and wood ties was 91.5%, the
remainder being concrete, steel,
azobé (red ironwood) and
plastic composite. Tie
spacing may
depend on the type...
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Agricultural Research Service,
United States Department of Agriculture. "
Azobe (Lophira alata)".
Wildscreen Arkive.
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original on 2017-03-20...
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class 1, such as
exceptionally durable tropical species like teak, merbau,
azobe, and iroko.
Acetylation can also
improve wood's
resistance to
decay by bacteria...
- the Cross-Sanaga-Bioko
coastal forests ecoregion.
Common trees include azobe (Lophira alata), ndo’o (Irvingia gabonensis),
African corkwood (Musanga...
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necessary to
ensure correct track geometry. The T-layout
consisted of
bolting azobé bearing parts onto the
sleeper heads placed on the ballast; the D-layout...
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Entandrophragma cylindri****
prague (sapele)
Lophira alata (
azobe)
Distemonanthus benthami**** (movingui)
Baillonella toxi**** (moabi) Other...
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stone and paper. For his
works often uses beams, rods,
boards and nuts of
Azobe wood, the
hardest wood in West Africa. In Lohaus's
works we must consider...
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environmental goals. The red
ironwood tree (Lophira alata),
known locally as the
azobé, is
endemic to the forest, and has
suffered greatly because of
illegal logging...
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Campylospermum letouzeyi Campylospermum scheffleri Fleurydora felicis Lophira alata,
Azobe Ouratea cocleensis Ouratea quintasii Ouratea tumacoensis Sauvagesia brevipetala...
