ANIGRE

Anigre (Aningeria spp.)

Agnegre, Anagrae, Aningeria, Landosan, Mukali, Kali, Mukangu, Muna, Osan, sometimes misleadingly called “Tanzanian walnut” Source: Africa: Color: Heartwood---yellowish-white to pale brown, sometimes with a pinkish tint. Pattern: Lustrous but fairly plain in appearance and fine and even in texture; usually straight grained but occasionally a wavy grain. Characteristics: The siliceous content, tough yew small, is enough to make it abrasive to cutting tools; generally has a fine uniform texture. Uses: Veneer. Availability: Readily available with increased demand. Price Range: Average.