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Sandalwood is a
class of
woods from
trees in the
genus Santalum. The
woods are heavy, yellow, and fine-grained, and,
unlike many
other aromatic woods,...
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sandalwood trees,
mainly Santalum album (Indian
sandalwood) and
Santalum ****atum (Australian
sandalwood).
Sandalwood oil is used in perfumes, cosmetics, sacred...
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Santalum album, or
Indian sandalwood, is a
small tropical tree, and the
traditional source of
sandalwood oil. It is
native to
southern India and Southeast...
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sandalwood in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Sandalwood is the
common name of many
species of
plants and
their wood and oils. The
sandalwood family...
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names red sanders, red saunders,
Yerra Chandanam, Chenchandanam, red
sandalwood,
Rakta Chandana, and
rakto chandon, is a
species of
Pterocarpus endemic...
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known and
commercially valuable of
which is the
Indian sandalwood tree, S. album.
Members of the
genus are
trees or shrubs. Most are root...
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generic name (help);
External link in |last= (help) "'Angry
young man' of
Sandalwood bids adieu".
Deccan Herald. 31
December 2009.
Retrieved 1
April 2015....
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titled Red Sandal,
before being amended to Red
Sandalwood. The film was
inspired by true
event of
sandalwood smuggling in
Andhra Pradesh. The
shoot of the...
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Santalum ****atum, the
Australian sandalwood, also
Waang and
other names (Noongar) and
Dutjahn (Martu), is a tree
native to semi-arid
areas at the edge...
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Sandalwood Death (Chinese: 檀香刑) is a 2001
novel by
Nobel prize-winning
author Mo Yan. The
English version,
translated by
Howard Goldblatt, was released...
