Which type of wood is found in Equatorial Zone with tropical rain forest with hot, wet climate?

Equatorial vegetation contains a multitude of evergreen trees that yields tropical hardwood.
Softwood comes from evergreen and coniferous trees which grows in the cool climate.
Woods from maple trees are both hard and soft.

Equatorial vegetation contains a multitude of evergreen trees that yields tropical hardwood.
- The equatorial tropical rain forest contains mahogany, ebony, greenheart, cabinets woods, and dyewoods.
- The equatorial tropical rain forest contains a smaller palm tree, climbing plants as lianas or rattan and some epiphytic and parasitic.
- In the equatorial tropical rain forest contains wide varieties of ferns, orchids, lalang.
- Commercial exploitation of tropical woods is most diffusely so tropical areas are a net importer of woods.
- When the lumbering and shift cultivation is done the secondary forest that comes is known as beluga in Malaysia.
- In the coastal area and darkish swamp, mangroves thrive.
In the Amazon basin, the Indian tribes collect wild rubber.
Pygmies gather nuts.
In the jungle of Malaysia Orang Asli makes all sorts of cane products.
Crops in Equatorial areas manioc(tap icon), yams, maize, bananas, groundnuts, are grown.
Hevea brasiliensis is the most outstanding rubber grown in a plantation on the equatorial zone.
First discovered in the wild state was para rubber in the Amazon basin.
Malaysia and Indonesia are the major producers of rubber.
Cocoa another tropical crop is produced in West Africa and bordering the Gulf of Guinea another two important producers are Ghana and Nigeria.
equatorial produces another crop Oil palm.
Other suitable crops are coconuts, sugar, coffee, tea, tobacco, spices, cinchona, banana, pineapple, and sago.
Malaria and Yellow fever are prevalent in the equatorial region.
African domesticated animals are attacked by tsetse flies that cause nagana.