Tajibo can be found in forests ranging from subtropical moist to dry. Temperate forest. Departments of Santa Cruz, Chuquisaca, Tarija, Beni and Pando.

Tree Top
Medium size; Deep green foliage, opposite-compound leaves
Trunk
Straight and cylindrical with commercial heights up to 30 m*
Bark
Brown – Grayish color, wavy, with longitudinal cracks.

Sapwood color
Light brown
Smell
Peculiar
Gloss
None
Striped
Faint
Hearthwood color
Grayish-brown with greenish jasper
Taste
Indistinct
Grain
intertwined
Texture
Fine to medium

Moisture content (green wood)
53%
Basic density
0,89 g / cm3
Density
(12% MOISTURE CONTENT) 0.93 g/cm3
Radial Contraction
7,4%
Tangential contraction
10,1%
Volumetric contraction
18,44%
T/R Rate
1,36

Modulus of elasticity
169 1000 kilogramos / cm2
Modulus of rupture
2046 kilogramos / cm2
Parallel to Grain Compression
1021 kilogramos / cm2
Cut into quarters
169 kilogramos / cm2
Lateral hardness
1665 kilogramos
Bent by impact
6,5 kilogramos-m

Machining
It is moderately difficult to saw and sand. It is preparing the wood and working it carefully to prevent it from cracking. Waterproof Extremely resistant to attack by xylophagous agents, even in extreme conditions A severe oven program is recommended, with some risks 
Preservation
Raincoat
Natural Durability
Extremely resistant to attack by xylophagous agents, even in extreme conditions
Drying
A harsh kiln program is recommended, with some risks of twisting and cracking.
End users
Heavy construction, Decorative sheet metal, Outdoor furniture, Flooring