A small tree attaining about 18" in diameter. A number of different species seem to bear this name of Camagon, the name being applied to those ebonies whose sapwood is grayish or mottled and whose heartwood is black with brownish streaks. The pure black portion of all is referred to as true ebony. The wood is very hard and heavy and brittle. Used for cabinets, violin necks, furniture and shipbuilding.

Location: 223-10 (explanation)