A list of woods one can expect to find in the Brazilian concessions:

Brazil Nut

Kingwood(brazilian)

Lacewood (Roupala Brazilensis) (Leopardwood)

Lacewood (silky oak) (Cardwelia sublimis)

Leadwood

Longhi

Louro Preto

Lyptus

Mahogany Sapele

Mahogany Sapele slicer boards

Mahogany (Brazilian, Genuine)

Mahogany Crotch

Mahogany Pod (Chamfuta / Doussie)

Mahogany Santos

Makore

Maple ( wormy Ambrosia)

Maple Birds Eye

Maple Birds Eye heavy figure

Maple, Hard, Slabs live edged

Maple Hard White 10" & wider

Maple Pacific

Maple quarter cut

Maple Soft Curly

Maple Tiger Curly (Hard)

Marblewood

Mesquite

Nogal (Peruvian Walnut)

Oak, Black, live edged Slabs

Oak Quartersawn White,

Oak Silky

Oak Slavonian

Oak, White

Many of these woods are extremely rare and are sold by the pound instead of by linear foot.  That means some trees if fully recovered (stump and initial root system and all) are worth a small fortune.  Thousands and even tens of thousands of dollars for each and every tree.