A genus of tropical trees native to Southeast Asia, some species of which produce valuable timber such as ramin wood.
A botanical genus name combining Greek roots 'gony-' and 'stylus,' following Linnaean nomenclature conventions for naming plant genera in scientific Latin.
These trees were so economically valuable that demand for ramin wood led to massive deforestation in Borneo and Malaysia during the 20th century, making gonystylus a cautionary tale about unsustainable harvesting.
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