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BOCOTE

ocote (pronounced boh-KO-tay or boh-KO-tee) is one of the showier woods native to Central America. Its heartwood is a yellowish-orange with distinctive dark stripes. Over time, the lighter areas darken somewhat, losing their vibrant hues, but the sharp contrast remains. The sapwood is a grayish yellow and is clearly demarcated. If you happen to find a piece of quartersawn stock,

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