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APPENDIX. 
Palo de mulatto {Spondias luted), 
— a most beautiful and durable 
wood, very heavy. 
Cola de pava. 
Sangre de perro. 
Cedar ( Cedrela odorata). 
Coco-wood ( Inga vera). 
Tatascame. 
Saradillo. 
Chaquiro. 
Secliillo. 
Sare. 
V olador. 
Brasiletto ( Ccesalpinia crista ). 
Tatamite. 
Goyava (. Psidium ) ; wood hard 
and compact, though not of 
great size. 
Arnotto ( Bixa orellana) variety, 
with white wood. 
Zorra. 
Marillo. 
Medlar. 
Bambu ( Bambusa ;). 
Huiliguiste, —light-colored wood. 
Conacaste. 
Balsam-tree ( Clusia rosea). 
Calabash-tree, G-uaje ( Grescentia 
cujete). 
Tempisque. 
Pie de paloma. 
Nance, — dye-wood. 
Orange ( Citrus ), —white and close 
grained. 
Chichipate. 
Cuaquiniquil. 
Varillo. 
Sunzapote. 
Copinol. 
Sicamite. 
Chaperno. 
Cedar {Bursera). 
Tamiagua. 
Locust, Anime (Hymenm courla- 
ril ); from this tree gum-copal 
is obtained. 
Locust (Byrsonima cinerea). 
Cambron. 
Gum-thorn ( Acacia Arabica). 
Irayol, —yellow and ochre-colored, 
Cotorron. 
Quiebra-hacha {Sloanea Jamav 
censis ), — black wood. 
Copalchi, — quinine-tree; the bark 
is used, and the wood is also in 
demand. 
Mammee (Zucuma mammosa ); 
the wood is very hard and 
heavy, but splits easily. 
Chipilte. 
Meloncillo, — dark. 
Quita calzon. 
Palo grande. 
Pigeon-wood {Coccoloba diversi * 
folia). 
Rose-apple {Jambosa vulgaris). 
Sebesten ( Cordia sebestena ), 
Gorrion. 
Canelillo. 
Chicate. 
Rosewood {Balbergia). 
Guilsinse. 
Guaquilite. 
Sandbox-tree ( Hura crepitans). 
Screw r -pine ( Pandanus) ; the heart- 
wood is very hard and orna¬ 
mental. 
Salm {Jacaranda) ; light-colored, 
much used for door-frames. 
Ironw T ood {Laplacea hcematoxy- 
Ion ). 
Pine, ocote {Binus .cubensis), 
