- strong, and dense. True
rosewoods come from
trees of the
genus Dalbergia, but
other woods are
often called rosewood.
Rosewood takes a high
polish and...
- morado, caviuna,
Bolivian rosewood, and
Santos rosewood. The wood is used as an
alternative species to
genuine rosewoods belonging to the
genus Dalbergia...
-
Rosewood is a 1997
American historical drama film
directed by John Singleton,
inspired by the 1923
Rosewood m****acre in Florida, when a
white mob killed...
- The
Rosewood m****acre was a
racially motivated m****acre of
black people and the
destruction of a
black town that took
place during the
first w**** of January...
- with
Dalbergia sissoo wood and
engineered rosewoods, for
economic purposes in
cottage industries.
Rosewood Lakhey, P.; Pathak, J. & Adhikari, B. (2020)...
-
Rosewood refers to a
number of
richly hued timbers.
Rosewood may also
refer to:
Rosewood m****acre, a 1923, violent,
racially motivated conflict in rural...
-
Dalbergia nigra,
commonly known as the
Bahia rosewood, jacarandá-da-Bahia,
Brazilian rosewood, Rio
rosewood, jacarandá-do-brasil, pianowood, caviúna, graúna...
-
Rosewood is an
American police procedural drama series that
aired on Fox from
September 23, 2015, to
April 28, 2017. The
series was
created by Todd Harthan...
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African rosewood is a
common name for
several plants and may
refer to:
Millettia laurentii, a
legume tree from
Africa and
native to the
Republic of Congo...
-
other notable timbers,
widely known as
palisanders (true
rosewoods), such as
Brazilian rosewood (Dalbergia nigra),
Dalbergia cearensis,
cocobolo (Dalbergia...