Another species, Dicorynia paraensis is found in the Brazilian Amazon and is called Angelica do Para. Best growth on deep, loamy, well-drained soils of lowland plains but also found in wet areas.
Vessels are prominent as long brown lines on side grain producing an attractive figure.
Moderately difficult to season, dries rapidly but with a tendency to moderate checking and slight warping. A kiln schedule similar to T2- B2 has been suggested. Reported to hold its place well after manufacture. Heartwood quite resistant to moisture absorption. Specially tipped cutters are suggested particularly for dried wood.