As logwood and mahogany production declined, sugarcane plantations became of increasing importance. As a dye, haematoxylin has been called Palo de Campeche, logwood extract, bluewood and blackwood. The British had entered the territory in 1638 to harvest logwood and, later, mahogany. The modern nation of Belize grew from 17th century English logwood logging camps. Morris turned to logwood hauling while Allword became a smuggler. Taylor became an officer in the Armada de Barlovento, hunting logwood cutters in the Caribbean. Initially, the focus was upon logwood, which was used in dye manufacture. "Condalia" species are often referred to as bluewood, purple haw, logwood, or snakewood in English. In addition, mahogany, logwood, and lignumvitae - all tropical in nature - are grown. On the 24th he captured "Britannia" and "Anna", carrying coffee, logwood, sugar, and rum. The opportunity was taken to resolve long-standing disputes about logwood cutting in Central America. Cayman Sea Salt and Cayman Logwood products are now locally made and exported. Logwood, used to make dye, was Belize's initial main export. Elcapo #3013, Kingsley #3916, Weed Creek #4352, Logwood #4924. Absolutely no economical activity more than cutting logwood.