corkwood การใช้

• Some of the plants in this garden are Florida corkwood.
• The Indigenous people of inland Australia used corkwoods as a medicinal agent.
• Various light " corkwood "-type woods have been used around the world as fishing floats.
• In higher elevations the yellow carabeen, red carabeen, pigeonberry ash, rosewood and soft corkwood trees predominate.
• Others such as the river red gum and corkwood trees like grevillea and hakeas are a source of food themselves.
• Answer : I think that this may be a reference to Hlengwe word " Mugugudo " for the Tall Firethrorn Corkwood tree.
• Mountain Brush circuit is a short 15 minute stroll through a rainforest area which contain red cedars and coachwoods, brushbox, corkwood and yellow carabeen.
• The white flaky crust from river red gum leaves can be rolled into balls and eaten like a lolly and the nectar from the flowers of the corkwood trees can produce a sweet drink.
• Instead, the distal end of diode s glass fiber is charred ( by burned ink or by burned corkwood, etc . ) and the char is heated by the 810-1, 100 nm laser beam, which in turn heats up the glass fiber tip.
• Bushwalkers accessing the remote central and southern sections of the park's moist subtropical rainforest will find a mix of corkwood, sassafras ( " Doryphora sassafras " ), large tree ferns ( " Dicksonia " ) and silver sycamore ( " Cryptocarya glaucescens " ).