The national standard rosewood refers to 5 genera, 8 categories and 33 tree species, namely sandalwood rosewood, Vietnamese rosewood, Andaman rosewood, hedgehog rosewood, Indian rosewood, big fruit rosewood, purse rosewood, bird's foot rosewood, Dalbergia odorifera, knife-shaped black rosewood, black rosewood, broad-leaved rosewood, Lushi black rosewood and African black rosewood.

Dalbergia Balinese, Dalbergia Sese, Dalbergia cochinchinensis, Dalbergia pubescens, Dalbergia central America, Dalbergia Auschwitz, Dalbergia microphylla, Dalbergia africana, Dalbergia albiflora, Sabina vulgaris, ebony, ebony, ebony, ebony, ebony, ebony, ebony.

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As the raw material of furniture, mahogany is not the furniture of a specific tree species, but the collective name of rare hardwood furniture since Ming and Qing Dynasties, which belongs to the only definition in China. In the early days of the People's Republic of China, following the definition of mahogany in Ming and Qing Dynasties, China began to have his first impression of mahogany. On August 1 day, 2000, in order to standardize the mahogany market, the State Bureau of Quality and Technical Supervision issued and implemented the national standard for mahogany for the first time.

The mahogany standard was put forward by the State Forestry Administration, centralized by the China Wood Standardization Technical Committee, and drafted by the Wood Industry Research Institute of the Chinese Academy of Forestry. The industry leader of mahogany thinks that the range of mahogany is defined as 5 genera, 8 categories and 29 main varieties in the national standard.

Phoenix net-redwood tree species: five genera, eight categories and thirty-three species.