West Indian Mahogany (Swietenia mahagoni) Tree Trunk Bark
One of the largest trees in Key Largo's hammocks West Indian mahogany can exceed 40 feet. They were heavily harvested for their close=grained, heavy and hard timber. West Indian mahogany's seeds are wind dispersed. You can sometimes see the seeds whirling to the gound like timy hilicopters.Galleries:Misc Trees, Monroe, WetlandsKeywords:Botanical, FL, Key Largo, Keys, bark, hammock, island, mahogany, plants, seeds, treePhoto Location: Key Largo, FloridaPhotographer: Gordon WorleyDate of Photo: 11/03/2010Device Make: NIKON CORPORATIONDevice Model: NIKON D50Exposure Time: 0.25F Number: 13Original Dimensions: 2000×3008Picture Orientation: PortraitGPS Coordinates: 25°10'33.71"N 80°22'10.21"WPicture Number: 21856
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