What is another word for Triplochiton Scleroxcylon?
Pronunciation: [tɹˈɪplət͡ʃˌɪtən sklˈɛɹəkssˌɪlən] (IPA) 
Triplochiton Scleroxcylon is a tree species found in Africa, also known as the African whitewood or Obeche. It belongs to the family Sterculiaceae. Different regions have different names for this species. In Nigeria, it is referred to as "Abang" while in Cameroon it is called "Tolou." Other names for this tree include "Samba" in Ghana, "Kaku" in Sierra Leone, and "Wawa" in Ivory Coast. The wood from Triplochiton Scleroxcylon is used for various purposes, including construction, furniture making, and plywood production. It is known for its lightness, durability, and resistance to insect and fungal attacks. Overall, the synonym for this tree species depends on the region where it is found.
