- ****an. It is
known by
various names, most
notably the
camphor tree,
camphorwood or
camphor laurel.
Camphora officinarum grows up to 20–30 m (66–98 ft)...
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rainfall Afromontane cloud forest.
Common names include East
African camphorwood,
mkulo (Tanzania),
mwiha (Uganda), muwong, ****iti, and maasi. It is...
- both
Sanskrit and
Chinese logographs on a
median log
trunk of ****anese
camphorwood. The
image is
worshipped in
Nichiren Shoshu Buddhism,
which claims to...
- 75 cm in diameter.
Cinnamomum oliveri has
several common names, such as
camphorwood, Oliver's s****afras,
black s****afras and cinnamonwood. The
specific epithet...
-
stinkwood or true stinkwood, and
Ocotea foetens is also
called stinkwood.
Camphorwood is
usually Cinnamomum camphora a
close relative of
Ocotea species. Rosewood...
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Wangs largely pioneered the
trade in
Chinese cane-ware,
bamboo blinds,
camphorwood chests, and arts and crafts.
Fireworks were
among their most lucrative...
- of man
including Persian **** weaving,
African sculptures,
Chinese camphorwood carving and Uru boat
construction using reeds in Peru. "Desert"...
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Nichiren Daishonin carved by
Izumi Ajari Nippō Shōnin from the same
camphorwood leftover plank that the Dai
Gohonzon was
inscribed on;
while pious tradition...
- a
stone sculpture.
Typically hinoki, ****anese nutmeg,
sandalwood and
camphorwood were the
woods used for the
wooden sculptures.
Wooden sculptures were...
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rainforest in the area.
Significant species include Australian red cedar,
camphorwood,
yellow ash,
deciduous fig, and
Illawarra plum. The rare
socketwood occurs...
