What is another word for haematoxylon?
Pronunciation: [hˈiːmɐtˌɒksɪlən] (IPA) 
Haematoxylon is a scientific name that refers to a type of wood from the Haematoxylon campechianum tree, native to Central America. This wood is commonly known as logwood and is used in dyeing fabrics and producing ink. There are several synonyms for the word haematoxylon, including bloodwood, Campeche, and blackwood. The word bloodwood refers to the red color that the Logwood gives when it is extracted and used for dyeing. Campeche, on the other hand, is named after the region where the tree is found. Lastly, blackwood refers to the dark color of the wood and is often used in reference to furniture and woodworking.
