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“Valued timber but neglected tree: mpingo (Dalbergia melanoxylon).”
“For example, the African blackwood (also called grenadilla or mpingo) in grown in Tanzania and”
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“Sebastian has donated some mpingo tree seedlings to the wood carvers who have planted them around their carving site and workshop in Moshi.”
“I want them to plant 10,000 mpingo trees next year," says a beaming Sebastian.”
“African Blackwood tree seedlings, a respectable amount considering they cut down about 1,500 mpingo trees every year.”
“Known in Tanzania as African ironwood, African ebony, mpingo, poyi or mugembe (Brenan and Greenway, 1949; Gillet et al.,”
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avivamagnolia African Blackwood or Mpingo (Dalbergia melanoxylon) is a flowering plant in the family Fabaceae, native to seasonally dry regions of Africa from Senegal east to Eritrea and south to the Transvaal in South Africa. Jan 17, 2009
reesetee Swahili word for the dense, purplish-brown wood of the East African tree Dalbergia melanoxylon--family Fabaceae (Leguminosae)--used for making woodwind instruments; the tree itself. Also called African blackwood, African ebony. In Zulu, umphingo. Oct 1, 2008