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Handroanthus impetiginosus (= H. avellanedae, Gelseminum avellanedae, Tabebuia impetiginosa, T. avellanedae, T. dugandii, T. nicaraguenisis, T. palmeri, T. schunkevigoi, Tecoma adenophylla, T. avellanedae, T. impetiginosa, T. integra)

Botanical name Handroanthus impetiginosus (= H. avellanedae, Gelseminum avellanedae, Tabebuia impetiginosa, T. avellanedae, T. dugandii, T. nicaraguenisis, T. palmeri, T. schunkevigoi, Tecoma adenophylla, T. avellanedae, T. impetiginosa, T. integra)
Wood category Tropical timber
Trade names Ipe, Ipê, Acapro, Akkeja, Akkekeja, Amapa, Apamate, Araguaney, Bethabara, Calabazo, Caña fístula, Cañaguate, Cortés, Ébène rose, Ébène rouge, Ébène verte, Ébénier de Guyane, Flor amarillo, Groenhart, Guayacán, Hakia, Handroanthe de Palmer, Ipeúna, Iron wood, Lapacho, Macuelizo, Macuil, Palmer handroanthus, Palo de cortez, Palo de rosa, Pão d'arco, Pao d'arco rosa, Paratodo, Pau cachorro, pau d'arco, pê roxo bola, Piúna, Piúva, Poi, Polvillo, Puy, Roble, Rosa morada, Ta wi yo, Tabébuia de palmer, Taheebo, Tahuari, Taiiy pichai, Tajibo
Geographical distribution South America: Argentina - Bolivia - Brazil - Colombia - Costa Rica - El Salvador - Guiana - Guatemala - Honduras - Mexico - Nicaragua - Panama - Paraguay - Peru - Suriname - Venezuela
CITES listing and annotation CITES Appendix II #17: logs, sawn wood, veneer sheets, plywood and partially processed wood
CITES explanatory notes Products of species listed in Appendix II may also be traded internationally when derived from specimens taken from the wild. This requires a CITES export permit from the country of origin or a CITES re-export certificate, based on that permit, from the State of re-export.

Source ID : 98788