What is another word for Hymenaea Courbaril?
Pronunciation: [hˌa͡ɪmənˈi͡ə kˈɜːbɑːɹə͡l] (IPA) 
Hymenaea courbaril, commonly known as the Jatoba tree, boasts of many different names and synonyms. In South America, it is referred to as the Copaiba, which comes from the oil extracted from its seeds. In Brazil, it is called Algaroba, while in Trinidad and Tobago, it is referred to as West Indian locust. Other names for Hymenaea courbaril include courbaril, leguminous hardwood, stinking toe, and Brazilian cherry. It is a large, evergreen tree that is revered for its medicinal properties and valued for its durable hardwood. Hymenaea courbaril is an important part of many indigenous cultures and is used in traditional medicine for its many benefits.
