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Resin and Resin Combinations

Occur in plants either:
Alone : Guaiacum
In combination with:
• Gums → Gum-resins → Gamboge
• V.O. → Oleo-resins → Turpentine and Copaiba
• Gums and V.O. → Oleo-gum-resins → Myrrh, Asafetida

Oleo-Gum-Resin
Colophony
ا ينوفلق / انيتنبرتلا جنتار Asafetida Myrrh
ريبك وبأ /تيتلحلا خراطبلا رم

origin It is the residue left after An oleo-gum-resin obtained by An oleo-gum-resin obtained from
distilling the volatile oil from the incision of the living rhizome and root stems and branches of Commiphora
oleo-resin obtained from of Ferula foetida (Apiaceae) molmol and other species of
Pinus palustris, P. taeda and Umbelliferae Commiphora
other species of (Burseraceae)
Pinus (Pinaceae).
Odor alliaceous

Taste bitter, alliaceous and acrid

Oleogum large schizogenous ducts in the schizogenous secretion reservoirs in
resin formed in cortex of the stem and root. the bark and pith

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