What is another word for Genus Palaquium?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɛnəs pˈalɐkwˌɪəm] (IPA) 
The genus Palaquium is a group of evergreen trees commonly found in Southeast Asia, known for their hardwood and fragrant oils. Some of the common synonyms for this genus include Payena, Payenella, Diospyropsma, and Argania. Although not as well-known as other tree species, Palaquium trees play an important role in the region's economy through the production of furniture, veneers, and medicinal oils. The timber from these trees is highly valued due to its dense and durable properties, making it ideal for construction and other similar uses. Despite its many synonyms, the genus Palaquium remains an integral part of Southeast Asian forests and continues to contribute to the region's economy.
