Nota de aplicación
A hardwood of the species Quercus ilex, or holm oak, an evergreen tree native to the Mediterranean Basin. The trees are often managed as coppice forest, mainly for the production of firewood. Holm oak wood is of light to medium brown color and has a fairly coarse grain. Due to its density and rot resistance it has been used in boatbuilding. The wood is harder and tougher than that of the English oak and the sessile oak, and has a distinctive odor.
Ubicación jerarquía
- faceta materiales
- .. materiales (nombre jerárquico)
- .... material
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- ........ material biológico
- .......... material vegetal
- ............ <madera y productos de madera>
- .............. madera (material vegetal)
- ................ <madera por composición u origen>
- .................. madera dura
- .................... roble (madera)
- ...................... roble carrasqueño (madera)
- ...................... American turkey oak (wood)
- ...................... basket oak (wood)
- ...................... roble negro (madera) [+]
- ...................... encino azul (madera)
- ...................... roble blanco californiano (madera)
- ...................... roble castaño (madera)
- ...................... roble enano (madera)
- ...................... roble albar (madera)
- ...................... dwarf chestnut oak (wood)
- ...................... roble común
- ...................... roble de Turquía
- ...................... holm oak (wood)
- ...................... roble de hojas de laurel (madera)
- ...................... encina americana (madera) [+]
- ...................... northern red oak (wood)
- ...................... roble blanco de Oregón (madera)
- ...................... roble Overcup (madera)
- ...................... roble del pantano (roble del pantano)
- ...................... roble de cercas (madera)
- ...................... roble rojo (madera)
- ...................... roble escarlata (madera)
- ...................... shingle oak (wood)
- ...................... roble Shumard (roble Shumard)
- ...................... roble rojo del sur (madera)
- ...................... roble blanco de pantano (madera)
- ...................... roble de Valonia (madera de roble)
- ...................... roble blanco (madera)