iroko

A replacement windshaft made of iroko was fitted in 1995.

The wood work was made with palm, bamboo, iroko and mahogany species.

Teak or iroko is usually used to create the deck and any superstructure.

It is a very durable wood; iroko does not require regular treatment with oil or varnish when used outdoors.

On that spot, he planted an Iroko and Oghriki tree.

The counter itself is poured concrete, but a sheet of iroko, an African wood, wraps half its length.

It is one of two tree species yielding timber known as iroko, the other being Milicia regia.

These trees yield a durable wood, iroko.

Typical trees, up to thirty feet high, are: oil palm, mahogany, iroko and anthocleista procera.

The keel is of iroko.

The only reported adverse effects known to be caused by the dust from Iroko are asthma, dermatitis and nettle rash.

Tree species include azobé, bubinga, ebony, iroko, mahogany, and obeche.

These include purpleheart, iroko, and angelique.

Regal Flier held second by two lengths over Iroko and Trubulare was fourth.

There are, however, many species unique to the area, and numerous valuable plants native to the region, including such timber trees as iroko (Chlorophora excelsa).

According to the Yoruba, any man who cuts down any Iroko tree causes devastating misfortune on himself and all of his family.

The couple were involved in the renovation of the house, they "chose iroko for the floors; a warm Brazilian wood normally used in ship keels."

More recently introduced tropical woods as mahogany, okoumé, iroko, Keruing, azobé and merbau.

Economically exploitable flora like the iroko, mahogany, obeche, bamboo, rubber tree and oil palm predominate.

Exhibition was organized by Iroko Art, Abuja, Nigeria.

Clad in zinc and iroko, the house is reminiscent of a beach hut, while the uneven roofline is like an ancient settlement or distant castle.

The timber from both trees is known as "iroko" and is used in construction, joinery, furniture making and the creation of mortars for grinding food.

School for the Handicapped Children, Oke Iroko, Ikirun.

The book was critically acclaimed, Professor Felix Iroko calling it Moumouni's victory on adversity.

Milicia excelsa (commonly known as Iroko or African Teak) is a tree species from tropical Africa.