What is Barry Dalbergia? It belongs to Dalbergia of Papilionaceae. In addition to Dalbergia odorifera, it can also be called rosewood, rosewood, rosewood and so on. Do you know Barry Dalbergia? Is Barry Dalbergia expensive? Let's take a look at it next.

This tree species is medium and large, the mature individuals is 9~25m high, and the largest can be nearly 35m high. In the dense forests of Kiri province in Ratana province in northeastern Cambodia, DBH is generally 50 ~ 60 cm (referring to the diameter of trunk with a height of 4.5 feet). Young trees are shade-tolerant, turn into light-loving with growth, and more branches appear when they are young, until they reach adulthood. When the pod turns dark brown, the seed matures. In order to reduce the harm of insects, pods were picked from green to Huang Shi. When picking, you usually spread a tarpaulin under the tree, then cut off the branches or shake them to collect the seeds. The maturity of seeds can be tested by cutting. The seed yield per plant is high, but the natural regeneration is poor because of the low germination rate, unfavorable climate and site conditions. The growth rate of natural virgin forests and artificial forests is very slow. According to the data of K_mpóngCham plantation in Cambodia in 2008, the circumference measured at the height of Dalbergia Dalbergia trunk 1m in Bali in two and a half years is only 24cm.

Brief introduction of Dalbergia

It is called "old redwood" in the north of China, "acid branch" in Guangdong and Guangxi, and "red acid branch" in the national redwood standard. Red rosewood is a kind of wood belonging to Dalbergia in Leguminosae, and it is one of 33 kinds of redwoods in 5 genera, 8 categories in the National Standard for Redwood. Because the new section has the unique sour smell of rosewood, it is called rosewood.

Dalbergia odorifera-Bari confused tree species

Dalbergia Auschwitz: The color is light red to dark reddish brown, and there are often obvious black stripes, much like Dalbergia Auschwitz's "black stripes". The tangential section has "chicken wing stripes" and the new section is lemon red.

Toilet deodorant: the toilet deodorant is darker in color, thicker in black stripes and darker in color; The dark stripes of Dalbergia odorifera are evenly distributed, relatively continuous and with clear edges; Dalbergia odorifera has less black tendons and wider chicken wings than Dalbergia odorifera.

Dimple Dalbergia: The overall color of the wood is yellow, and the new section is orange-red-brown, with strong acidity. There are also black stripes, sometimes similar to the pattern of Dalbergia odorifera, but they can be distinguished by the irradiation of white flashlight: Dalbergia odorifera is yellowish in color and reddish brown in color. Or look at the cross section, Dalbergia microphylla of yellow star, Dalbergia Barry with net pattern.

Cultural origin of Dalbergia odorifera

In order to distinguish it from the "old rosewood" of Dalbergia odorifera, some people call Dalbergia odorifera and Dalbergia odorifera "new rosewood". The market price of the two is almost the same, and the color pattern and microstructure of the materials are also very similar, which is difficult for ordinary people to distinguish.

It is generally believed that Dalbergia odorifera is produced in Wacheng, Myanmar and Thailand, and Dalbergia odorifera is produced in Laos and Cambodia, which is not scientific. If we want to distinguish these two kinds of rosewood, we still need to observe the microstructure of wood through professional instruments and equipment in order to draw a relatively accurate conclusion.

Barry Dalbergia price

Dalbergia odorifera (cuttlefish) 2400* 150* 150mm

Reference price: 1800 yuan/ton

Dalbergia odorifera (flower branch)

Reference price: 33,000-65,000/ton

Mahogany furniture: Dalbergia (rosewood)

Reference price: 289 yuan/kg

Laos rosewood (Dalbergia Balinese) square material

Reference price: 9000 yuan/ton

Dalbergia odorifera (flower branch)

Reference price: 20,000 yuan/ton