Cerejeira

Nombre científico: Amburana cearensis (P. todo.) AC Smith

Características generales:

Wood diffuse porous. Vessels solitary and in short radial multiples. Tangential diameter of vessel lumina 150 to 200 micras (medium). Occasionally white deposits in heartwood vessels. Vessels per mm2 less than 6 (rare). Simple perforation plates. Vessel-ray pit Occasionally axial parenchyma apparent with the naked eye. Axial parenchyma thick lozenge-aliform. Axial parenchyma confluent. Axial parenchyma storied. Occasionally prismatic crystals in non-chambered axial parenchyma cells. Occasionally prismatic crystals in 4 to 10 rays per mm (medium). Occasionally rays storied. Rays 1 to 4 seriate. Occasionally prismatic crystals in the ray cells. Homogeneous rays and/or sub-homogeneous rays (all ray cells procumbent). Occasionally septate fibers present. Fibers with simple to minutely bordered pits.

Umburana cheira; Umburana; Trebol; Sorioco; Sorgoto; Roble del pais; Roble del norte; Roble criollo; Palo trebol; Louro inga; Imburana; Emburana; Cumaru-das-caatingas; Cumaru do ceara; Cumaru das caatingas; Cerejeiro rajada; Cerejeiro; Cerejeira-rajada; Angelim; Amburana de cheiro; Brazillian Oak; Cumbaru Das Cantingas (Brazil); Cumaru De Cheiro (Brazil); Imburana De Cheiro (Brazil); Roble (Bolivia); Cerejeira Rajada (Brazil); Roble Del País; Palo Trébol; Ishpingo (Peru); Cumaru (Brazil); Cumare; Cerejeira (Brazil); Amburana (Brazil); Ishpingo Negro (Peru); Cumaru De Ceara (Brazil)

Aplicaciones:
Es apto para la fabricación de muebles, sábanas de lujo faqueadas talla decorativa, tonelería, los acabados interiores, paneles, etc.