Wood from bushes or shrubs; timber obtained from dense bushland vegetation.
Combination of 'bush' (shrubby growth) and 'wood' (timber/forest). A practical term from frontier and agricultural contexts.
In frontier Australia and America, bushwood was crucial—settlers couldn't wait for imported timber, so they harvested dense scrub wood for building, fuel, and tools, making 'bushwood' a valuable resource term.
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