What is another word for Platymiscium Trinitatis?
Pronunciation: [plˌatɪmˈɪsi͡əm tɹˌɪnɪtˈɑːtiz] (IPA) 
Platymiscium Trinitatis is a tree species that belongs to the Fabaceae family. This tree is native to tropical countries like Mexico, Venezuela, Brazil, and Colombia. Platymiscium Trinitatis is also known by various synonyms due to its wide distribution and importance. In Latin America, this tree species is commonly referred to as Almendro, which means almond tree, or Guayacan, which means lignum vitae. In Brazil, it is known as rabo-de-tatu, moroti, or angelim rajado. In Colombia and Venezuela, Platymiscium Trinitatis is referred to as corazón negro or guayacán de Indias. These synonyms are used interchangeably to describe this tree's characteristics, including its wood quality, exceptional resilience, and dense foliage.
