The origin of fragrant wood

Fragrantwood is not a scientific and accurate name, nor is it a wood or botanical name. The Cantonese used to call the wood that smelled sour when the sawdust was in the genus Dalbergia, and the scented Dalbergia (the “Huanghua Pear”), which was later produced in Hainan Island, was also pungent when sawing. The scent of the scent, which is faintly faint and sour, so that the Guangdong artisans gave the scented Dalbergia wood a "scented wood". Fragrant wood, it is "scented rosewood." Professor Yang Jiaxuan from the Institute of Wood Research of the Chinese Academy of Forestry also explained in the book "Chinese Redwood". The officially lit up of Xiangzhimu appeared in the national standard GB/T18107-2000 "Redwood" issued by the State Bureau of Quality and Technical Supervision on May 19, 2000.

The wood of fragrant wood is the wood in the genus Dalbergia. The necessary conditions are other, the wood structure is very fine and fine, the average tube hole chord diameter is not more than 120μm, and the wood moisture content is 12%. More than 0.80g/cm3, the heartwood of the wood has a strong aroma and a reddish brown color. The wood characteristics are defined in detail. At present, only the national standard of "Redwood" includes the fragrant yellow sandalwood (ie, huanghuali) produced in Hainan Island of China. The “yellow pear” in the wood used in Ming and Qing furniture refers to this kind of wood rather than wood produced elsewhere.

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