Ebony is not mahogany, and there is no ebony in the national standard mahogany.

Origin and species of redwood

Mahogany is a tropical plant of Leguminosae and Pterocarya. Originally refers to red hardwood, with a wide variety; After 1980s, people's demand for mahogany is increasing day by day, and the industry needs to be standardized urgently. The state standardizes redwoods according to density and other indicators, and standardizes them into 33 species belonging to eight categories, five genera and two families.

Scientific name and origin of Dalbergia odorifera

The scientific name of black sandalwood is Baodidou and the English name is Sucupira. It comes from the north of South America, belonging to Leguminosae and Arabella. Common commodity materials mainly include Acer macrocarpa and Acer macrocarpa. Trees and big trees, about 24 meters high; The trunk is round and straight, and the height under the branches is about 4 ~ 7m；. DBH is about 60 ~ 90 cm, mainly distributed in the subtropical arid forests of Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay in South America (Brazil is relatively dominant).