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Balsa wood comes in a variety of shapes, thicknesses, and densities and resembles a honeycomb in its structure. In accordance with specific requirements, the honeycomb-like cell structure of balsa wood is organised into a number of end grain panels. Balsa trees are quickly expanding, and their primary components are increasingly employed to make boats, wind turbine blades, structural composite panels, and transportation. Balsa wood has a strong market in North America. The US, one of the top consumers of balsa wood, is in charge of N... more