joewood การใช้

Cudjoe Key may be named after the Joewood tree ( " Jacquinia Akan name, was the name of a fugitive slave or free negro who lived on the island at some point prior to Gerdes'survey in 1849.
An example is myrtle-of-the-river ( " Calyptranthes zuzygium " ), found in hammocks in the upper Florida Keys, in a few scattered hammocks in the southern portion of the Miami Rock Ridge, and in a few hammocks near Flamingo in Everglades NP . Other species, such as joewood ( " Jacquinia keyensis " ) and inkwood ( " Hypelate trifoliata " ), are found primarily in hammocks in the Florida Keys, but are also found outside of that area in other communities ( " e . g . ", pine rockland, maritime hammock, and Keys buttonwood wetlands ).