| Name | Rosa Peroba (Aspidosperma spp.) |
| Type | Hardwood. |
| Other Names | Also known as red peroba, pink peroba, palo rosa, amargosa. |
| Sources | Grows in southeastern areas of Brazil. |
| Appearance | Fine textured, straight to irregular grain, medium luster, with rose-red heartwood and yellowish sapwood. |
| Physical Props | Hard, heavy, very dense wood with moderate to high bending strength, moderate shock resistance, low stiffness, and durable heartwood. |
| Working Props | Works easily when grain is straight, although a reduced cutter angle is recommended. Pre-drilling required for screwing and nailing. Glues easily and responds well to stains and polish finishes. |
| Uses | Used for joinery, furniture, flooring, ship building, general construction, paneling, turnery, decorative veneers, and acid vats. |
