Difference between Reddish Brown and Croceous

REDDISH BROWN vs CROCEOUS: NOUN

Tannish, Bluish green, Greenish, Yellowish brown, Greyish, Pinkish, Whitish, Grayish, Yellowish, Blackish, Brownish, Reddish, Venetian red, Sepia, Burnt sienna

Giallolino, Puniceous, Venetian red, Gridelin, Nile green, Yellow, Tyrian purple, Bepurple, Basil balm, Xanthous, Indian red, Luteo, Chrome red, Crocein, Saffrony

Tannish, Bluish green, Greenish, Yellowish brown, Greyish, Pinkish, Whitish, Grayish, Yellowish, Blackish, Brownish, Reddish, Venetian red, Sepia, Burnt sienna

Giallolino, Puniceous, Venetian red, Gridelin, Nile green, Yellow, Tyrian purple, Bepurple, Basil balm, Xanthous, Indian red, Luteo, Chrome red, Crocein, Saffrony

Santos Mahogany features attractive medium to dark brown and reddish brown colors highlighted by an intricate, sometimes golden, interlocking grain pattern.
Its color ranges from steel gray to almost black, brown to reddish brown, or red.
Adults have dark brown wings and back, a grey head and reddish brown breast.
Soft brown base with the luster and brightness of gold reddish brown hair to help back.
Their colour varies from reddish-brown to dark brown and becomes darker with age.
Light to reddish brown body with darker brown or black stripes.
Pale ochre to reddish brown, or vinaceous brown.
General Characteristics: Heartwood light brown, reddish brown, or yellowish brown, not sharply demarcated from the yellowish sapwood.
These are usually small, reddish or reddish brown, rough areas on the skin with a hard surface.
Grown in Reddish Brown Earth and Reddish Brown Latasolic Soils.