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The '''Mahogany''' family consists of [[tree]]s and [[shrub]]s with bitter, astringent bark, and aromatic wood valued for its lovely color.  Although there are around one thousand [[species]] of mahogany in [[tropic]]al regions, only one species of mahogany is native to [[North America]].<ref>''Field Guide to Trees: Eastern Region'' National Audubon Society</ref>
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The '''Mahogany''' family consists of [[tree]]s and [[shrub]]s with bitter, astringent bark, and aromatic [[wood]] valued for its lovely color.  Although there are around one thousand [[species]] of mahogany in [[tropic]]al regions, only one species of mahogany is native to [[North America]].<ref>''Field Guide to Trees: Eastern Region'' National Audubon Society</ref>
    
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