IROKO (lat. Chlorophora excelsa Benth. & Hook.f., Chlorophora regia A. Chev. , Fam. Moraceae)

Other names:	Kambala, Odum, Chamfutu, Abang, Bang, Amoreia, Semli, Rokko, Lusanga, Morera, Mvule
Source:	West-, East- and Central Africa
Wood Color:	Yellowish white sapwood, heartwood yellow brown to golden orange to dark brown, slightly interlocked
Characteristics:	Very durable, tough and dense wood, highly resistant to acids and bases, suitable for slicing, but difficult to work (cross-grain)
Application:	Wagon and ship building, furniture, stairs, parquet, windows, can replace Oak and Teak