Ochroma
- noun
- /oʊˈkroʊmə/
- Specialized
- Botanists classify balsa trees under the genus Ochroma.
Examples
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The wood of trees from the genus Ochroma is prized for its lightness and strength.
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The Ochroma tree is known for its lightweight wood.
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Ochroma is a tropical genus whose most famous species produces balsa wood.
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Many builders prefer Ochroma for making models.
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The ochroma tree is well-known for its lightweight wood, making it ideal for model airplanes.
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Balsa wood, derived from the ochroma genus, is favored by hobbyists for its ease of manipulation.
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In tropical regions, the ochroma tree provides vital resources for construction and crafts.
Synonyms
A tropical tree with very light wood used to make models and rafts
Compounds
- Specialized
A tropical tree with very light, strong wood used for making rafts and models
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Ochroma comes from a Greek word that means 'pale' or 'pale colour', and it shares the same root as English ochre. That's why the name fits the balsa tree: its wood is very pale and very light.