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IN his review of Record and Hess's “Timbers of the New World”1 Mr. Alexander L. Howard devotes half of a long paragraph to a mild reproof of the authors for saying something which actually they never said. He writes: “The authors State ‘Swietenia [is] the source of the only and true mahogany’, which pronouncement may be correct, and also may not”. The text (p. 366) reads: “Swietenia, the source of the original or true mahogany”.
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RECORD, S. “Timbers of the New World”. Nature 152, 602 (1943). https://doi.org/10.1038/152602d0
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