What is another word for platymiscium?

Pronunciation: [plˌatɪmˈɪsi͡əm] (IPA)

Platymiscium is a genus of flowering trees from the family Fabaceae. Equally known as "rosewood", "macacauba", or "maracaibo", this versatile tree is recognized by its bark's dark color, smooth texture, and its versatile wood's durability and luster. Platymiscium species, including P. pinnatum and P. trinitatis, are commonly found in the Americas, especially in the Amazon rainforest. The wood of these trees is highly valued in furniture making, flooring, and cabinet works. As for their other popular names, "rosewood" is derived from its flowers' scent, "macacauba" is a regional name in Brazil, and "maracaibo" is named after the Venezuelan city where it is found.

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