| Other common names: | Milkpear |
| Scientific Latin name: | Inhambanella henriquesii |
| Distribution: | South Africa |
| Average Dried Weight (12%MC): | 1,02 kg/m3 |
Milk Pear (Inhambanella henriquesii) is a tropical hardwood species native to the dry forests and woodlands of southern Africa, particularly Mozambique, Zimbabwe, and parts of South Africa. The tree is medium to large, reaching heights of 15–25 meters, with a dense, rounded crown. Its wood is prized for its fine texture, hardness, and durability. The heartwood is reddish-brown with subtle contrasting grain, making this species a very attractive material. Trees of this species have lush crowns, evergreen leaves, and edible fruits that support local wildlife and communities.