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He couldn't imagine a mahogany tree large enough to provide that solid, singular piece of wood.
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They celebrate coming across an enormous, rare mahogany tree, spreading majestically over a spacious, sun-dappled stretch of jungle.
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At length, finding escape impossible, he makes for a broad mahogany tree, where he suddenly comes to bay.
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It is, according to Von Martius, the Cedrela Odorata, an exogen belonging to the same order as the mahogany tree.
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It was the trunk of a mahogany tree, gnawed right into the centre by worms, but for which circumstance it would not have floated.
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The mahogany tree was not discovered till the end of the sixteenth century, and was not brought into European use till nearly a century later.
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The Reforest Fiji project is distributing sandalwood, vesi, citrus and mahogany trees.
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We shall soon come into the zone of dwarf oaks and mahogany trees.
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He would stalk about his room humming from "The Mahogany Tree":
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The surrounding area is dominated by Jackalberry and Natal Mahogany Trees, creating a stunning picturesque setting.
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The roots of ageing West Indies mahogany trees circle the graves of sailors, soldiers and missionaries.
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The original two acres became Carey's Botanic Garden; the houses he surrounded and connected by mahogany trees, which grew to be of umbrageous beauty.
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It harvests four mahogany trees per 2.3 acres (1 hectare) per year and leave a portion of their 59,000 acres untouched.