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The wood is highly esteemed for its wearing qualities, and is widely used for pulleys, rollers for casters, wooden cogs, mortars, hubs for wheels, and wherever great strength and hardness are required.
Wood dull yellowish-brown with dark olive-brown streaks, very fine, close and cross grained, greasy to the touch, takes a fine polish, and is extremely hard and heavy (about 85 pounds per cubic foot), very tough, and durable. Pores minute, isolated, and easily distributed. Pith rays minute and ve...ry inconspicuous.
_ Note. — Another species said formerly to have been abundant by now of only limited occurrence along the south coast is Guajacum sanctum L. (Guayacdn bianco, Guayacancillo), a shrub or tree from 30 to 45 feet high, having a wood similar to that of the preceding.
XVI. RUTACE^.
61. Fagara^ martinicensis Lam. Cenizo, Eapino, Espino rubial, Ayua; Prickly ash (Br. W^ I.).
Tree from 40 to 80 feet high and from 1 foot to 3 feet in diameter, found in the moun- tain forests throughout the island.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The wood is highly esteemed for its wearing qualities, and is widely used for pulleys, rollers for casters, wooden cogs, mortars, hubs for wheels, and wherever great strength and hardness are required.
Wood dull yellowish-brown with dark olive-brown streaks, very fine, close and cross grained, greasy to the touch, takes a fine polish, and is extremely hard and heavy (about 85 pounds per cubic foot), very tough, and durable. Pores minute, isolated, and easily distributed. Pith rays minute and ve...ry inconspicuous.
_ Note. — Another species said formerly to have been abundant by now of only limited occurrence along the south coast is Guajacum sanctum L. (Guayacdn bianco, Guayacancillo), a shrub or tree from 30 to 45 feet high, having a wood similar to that of the preceding.
XVI. RUTACE^.
61. Fagara^ martinicensis Lam. Cenizo, Eapino, Espino rubial, Ayua; Prickly ash (Br. W^ I.).
Tree from 40 to 80 feet high and from 1 foot to 3 feet in diameter, found in the moun- tain forests throughout the island.
What to read after Forest of Port Rico;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Murphy, Louis Sutliffe. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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