A tree with dark wood or dark bark, particularly referring to certain hardwood trees found in tropical and subtropical regions.
From 'black' + 'tree,' a descriptive English compound for trees characterized by their dark coloration, used in forestry and lumber classification.
Some blacktrees produce extremely dense hardwood—like African blackwood—which is so dark and heavy it sinks in water and was historically used for the finest musical instruments!
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