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Pterocarpus indicus (= P. blancoi, P. carolinensis, P. echinatus, P. flavus, P. klemmei, P. luteus, P. obtusatus, P. pallidus, P. papuana, P. pubescens, P. santalinus, P. saxatilis, P. wallichii, P. zollingeri, Echinodiscus echinatus, Lingoum echinatum, L. indicum, Malaparius flavus)
| Botanical name | Pterocarpus indicus (= P. blancoi, P. carolinensis, P. echinatus, P. flavus, P. klemmei, P. luteus, P. obtusatus, P. pallidus, P. papuana, P. pubescens, P. santalinus, P. saxatilis, P. wallichii, P. zollingeri, Echinodiscus echinatus, Lingoum echinatum, L. indicum, Malaparius flavus) |
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| Wood category | Tropical timber |
| Trade names | Padauk, Amboyna (Maser), Andaman-Padauk, Andaman redwood, Amboine, Angsama, Angsana, Narra, East Indian mahogany, Indian redwood, New Guinea rosewood, Papua New Guniea rosewood, Solomons padauk, Cici-cibi, Nappa, Caoiboca, Kubooka, Kayalholz, Sena, Chalanga-da, Liki, Apalit, Sagat, Asana, Mai pradao, Pradu, Rotes Sandelholz, Santal rouge, Sandalo rosso, Andaman-Padouk |
| Geographical distribution | Southeast Asia: India - southern China - Indochina - Myanmar - Malaysia - Moluccas - Philippines; introduced : India - Bangladesh - Kenya - Mozambique - Tanzania - Sierra Leone Sri Lanka - eastern Australia |
| CITES listing and annotation | CITES Appendix II #17: logs, sawn wood, veneer sheets, plywood and partially processed wood (of African origin) |
| 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 : 99358