- that is
endemic to the
Atlantic Forest of
Brazil. It is a
Brazilian timber tree
commonly known as
Pernambuco wood or
brazilwood (Portuguese: pau-de-pernambuco...
-
Brazil,
officially the
Federative Republic of
Brazil, is the
largest and
easternmost country in
South America and
Latin America. It is the world's fifth-largest...
-
wood of the
Brazil nut tree is
prized for its
quality in carpentry, flooring, and
heavy construction. In Portuguese-speaking countries, like
Brazil,...
- Its
flavour is
influenced by the type of
wood the
barrel is made from.
There are very
important regions in
Brazil where fine pot
still cachaça is produced...
- The name
Brazil is a
shortened form of
Terra do
Brasil ("Land of
Brazil"), a
reference to the
brazilwood tree. The name was
given in the
early 16th century...
- to
understand Brazil since 1989".
Archived from the
original on 22
August 2009.
Retrieved 8
February 2021. "Harvesting
wood in
Brazil".
Archived from...
- area in
Brazil.
Other woods from the same
genus are cocobolo, rosewood,
African blackwood,
Bombay blackwood and
Brazilian tulipwood. The
wood is very...
- by
Arubans during war, past
Indian inhabitants,
patriotic love, and
Brazil wood. The
white also
represents purity and honesty. The flag of Curaçao is...
-
First Dates and The Island.
Wood is an avid
believer in
aliens and UFOs
since seeing strange lights in the sky in
Brazil in 1998. On her
Alien Nation...
-
Knocking on
wood (also
phrased touching wood or
touch wood) is an
apotropaic tradition of
literally touching, tapping, or
knocking on
wood, or
merely stating...
