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10. Bloodwood Tree (Pterocarpus angolensis)

The bloodwood tree gets its name from its rare characteristic to only grow in places where blood has been shed. The tree when cut releases a dark red-colored sap. A chopped trunk or or a damaged branch of the tree starts dripping deep red fluid, almost like a severed limb. The sticky, reddish-brown sap seals the wound to promote healing.

Despite the freakishly blood-like traits it possesses, the tree is actually very useful. It is used for treating many medical conditions such as ringworm, stabbing pains, eye problems, malaria, blackwater fever, and stomach problems and can help increase the supply of breast milk. The wood, on the other hand, can be made into high-quality furniture.