dalbergia in a sentence

1. But since 1980 the official name is Dalbergia odorifera.

2. Some species of Dalbergia that were already in CITES have had their annotation changed.

3. c) Parts and derivatives of Dalbergia cochinchinensis, which are covered by Annotation # 4;

4. It is of the genus Dalbergia, a group of trees and shrubs with a range from Malaysia to Asia.

5. Since 2nd January 2017 Dalbergia melanoxylon/Grenadill wood has been subject to the protection status of CITES.

6. In fact, Dalbergia sissoo information notes that rosewood trees grow so readily that they are considered invasive in some parts of Florida.

7. *This does not apply to Dalbergia nigra, Dalbergia cochinchinensis and the Mexican populations of Dalbergia spp. directly imported from Mexico.

8. With the listing of Dalbergia melanoxylon as an endangered species by CITES* our supplies of legalised wood is restricted and therefore significantly smaller than in the past.

9. Used in India and Sri Lanka for furniture and carving, it is a cheaper more readily available source of ‘rosewood’ (as opposed to the rarer and slower growing true rosewoods – Dalbergia).

10. For sales within the EU, no CITES permit is required (the only exception is Brazilian Rosewood, Dalbergia nigra, which is the only Dalbergia on CITES Appendix I, and therefore ALWAYS requires a permit).

11. establishment of seed production area, seedling seed production area and clonal seed orchard of eucalayptus hybrid tectona grandis, bombax ceiba, dalbergia sissoo, acacia nilotica and prosopis juliflora.

12. Starting January 2nd 2017, when one buys wood or finished products containing any Dalbergia or Bubinga wood in a country outside the European Union, the importer will need a CITES permit provided by the seller or the supplier to be presented with the documentation for the customs clearance.