Arabian acacia firewood 40 kilos

Excellent ember and close to the smell of local firewood ..

Weight 40 kg..

Humidity rate is less than 10 percent.

the use:

For mandi and pizza ovens..

Length from 22 cm to 30 cm

Arabian acacia :

B English: Acacia genus   Vegetarian type ​   Legumes . It includes 1,300 species , including 960 species native to Australia . Its types of trees   And the shrubs . It was stated in Mukhtar Al-Sihah that the majority of scholars   Interpretation of the Qur’an: She said that what is meant by “talh” in the Qur’an is bananas .

Most acacia species have economic, food, health, or industrial uses. The wood from the trunk of this tree is often used to make apiaries ( bee hives ). It was used as a roof for homes in ancient times. Medically, it is boiled as a mouthwash to prevent bleeding gums , a gargle for sore throats , and an ointment.   For eczema , and other uses. Some types of gum arabic are also extracted from it .

Acacia history:

Acacia wood was used in Pharaonic times for carpentry , its bark for tanning , and the leaves and flowers for medicinal purposes. It was used as a medicine to treat physical ailments, and it was used as a treatment to eliminate worms.   Coughs , swelling, foot tumors, and a treatment to relieve the pain of broken bones.

Acacia uses:

Used in folk medicine , including seeds and flowers, they can be used as a quick remedy to reduce fever, stop excessive bleeding, and are an effective treatment against parasitic worms and skin diseases. These seeds are used as a spice in parts of India.

A type of acacia

· Happy Acacia (in Latin: Acacia laeta) in Egypt

· Acacia seyal (in Latin: Acacia seyal) in the Levant and the Nile Valley

· Gum acacia (in Latin: Acacia gummifera) in the Maghreb and Saudi Arabia

· Honeyed acacia (in Latin: Acacia mellifera) in the Arab Levant and the Nile Valley

· The Nile acacia (in Latin: Acacia nilotica) or the Arabian acacia (in Latin: Acacia arabica) in the Arab Levant, the Nile Valley, and the Maghreb

· Hawaiian acacia (in Latin: Acacia koa) in the Hawaiian Islands

· Silky-leaf acacia (in Latin: Acacia sericophylla) in Australia

More information about acacia firewood

***Firewood in a package of 40 kilograms, dried in a consecutive manner for a period of more than 3 years according to the standards of the Saudi Lara Company

***** Weight when packaged with 10 percent moisture and may decrease as a result of the product drying out.

Source country: Egypt