Zebrawood, or zebrano, has a long list of uses for furniture and architectural millwork. ... Trees grow to an average height of 150 feet, with trunk diameters of 4-5 feet.

Zebrawood (Microberlinia brazzavillensis), also known as zebrano, is a West African tree, found mainly in Gabon and Cameroon. The Latin species name is derived from a city in the Congo, Brazzaville.

Illegal logging in Cameroon’s Ebo forest threatens the African zebrawood tree with extinction. Rising demand for its beautiful wood, lax local law enforcement, and civil strife have accelerated ...

Fed by a regular supply of water from the borehole, the villagers collect mahogany, mopane and zebrawood tree seeds from the forest, including the soil where the trees originally grow, to create ...

Aluminum bases, zebrawood and rosewood shells, and leather upholstery. Additional Notes Lounge chair: 33 inches long, 33 inches wide, 31.5 inches high with a seat height of 15 inches and an arm ...

These trees are part of a government-sanctioned controlled harvest, so they are a renewable wood resource. “By using the Linia zebra-grain veneer, we’re proving that the essence of nature can still be ...