According to the new national standard (GB/T18107-2017), among the 29 main varieties belonging to 5 genera, they are mainly produced in tropical Africa and belong to the redwood tree species. The texture is staggered, sharp and straight, and the structure is thin and uniform. The newly cut wood has a fragrance that will fade or disappear for a long time. Chew up the sawdust in your mouth and spit it out. Saliva turns brown and your mouth feels a little smooth. Hedgehog rosewood belongs to rosewood and rosewood. -Quoted from the Internet

Many people think that hedgehog rosewood is African rosewood. Actually, this is a misunderstanding. Hedgehog rosewood and African rosewood do have similarities, but the two trees are definitely not the same species. Hedgehog rosewood is a kind of rare wood. It takes millions of years to find a molded hedgehog rosewood, and its performance is excellent. It is often made into all kinds of high-grade furniture, and the market price is even higher than ordinary mahogany furniture. However, it is puzzling that even some manufacturers don't know that hedgehog rosewood actually belongs to mahogany.

Although many merchants use the slogan of mahogany furniture, they may not believe that hedgehog rosewood is mahogany. Hedgehog rosewood is distributed in different producing areas, and different kinds of hedgehog rosewood are bred in different living environments, emitting different fragrances, with Mali producing the best fragrance.

Hedgehog rosewood is similar to Huanghua pear in external texture and smell. So many people call it "African rosewood", which is an incorrect name. Over time, people just think that the hedgehog rosewood is rosewood, and misunderstand the true identity of the hedgehog rosewood. "African rosewood" is a general common name.