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• The village chief ( Senthamarai ) cuts illegally the sandalwood trees.
• The Mettupalayam range is rich in sandalwood trees and bamboo.
• Sandalwood trees are spread across the park's interiors.
• By his own admission, he also has chopped down thousands of sandalwood trees in the forests.
• The town of Ainaro's main resources are its delicious organic coffee and aromatic sandalwood trees.
• Sandalwood trees are endangered due to overharvesting, leading to a high cost for the natural oil.
• Veerappan is wanted for killing at least 130 policemen, slaughtering elephants and felling thousands of sandalwood trees.
• Veerappan, the kidnapper, is wanted for killing at least 130 policemen, slaughtering elephants and felling thousands of sandalwood trees.
• When elephants became scarce the gang began chopping down and selling protected sandalwood trees, known for their fragrant wood and oils used for perfumes.
• They have been noted to be especially important in the dispersal of the sandalwood tree ( " Santalum album " ) in India.
• Sandalwood trees need around 60 years to produce their signature fragrance that can be deemed acceptable to be used for " kM
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• Hawaiians collected the birds by removing sap from sandalwood trees and breadfruit to create a sticky paste that they placed near the blossoms of lobelias.
• When elephants became scarce, the gang began chopping down and selling protected sandalwood trees, known for their fragrant wood and oils used for perfumes.
• During this period, Champaner was famous for mangoes, sandalwood trees ( used then for house building and sword blades ), and colourful silks.
• Over the years, police say he killed more than 120 people, slaughtered 2, 000 elephants for their ivory and stripped forests of rare sandalwood trees.
• Governments call him a ruthless criminal who has killed at least 130 policemen and profited from slaughtering elephants for ivory, smuggling fragrant sandalwood trees and kidnapping for ransom.
• When elephants became scarce in the jungles, Veerappan began chopping down and selling protected sandalwood trees, known for their fragrant wood and oils used for perfumes and medicines.
• Kamaraj said that Veerappan, however, was not coming out of the forests of Tamil Nadu state, where he has reportedly felled thousands of protected sandalwood trees over the past 15 years.
• On 19 November the Ministry of Culture's Fine Arts Department head Anant Chuchote visited Nakhon Pathom, where the royal funeral urns have been manufactured for centuries out of old sandalwood trees.
• Veerappan, 56, who has eluded capture for 18 years, has ruled the forest for 30 years, killing at least 130 policemen, slaughtering elephants and felling sandalwood trees, police say.