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Benzoin resin

Jan-17-24

Styraxbenzoin Styrax, a resinous greenish-brown mass With spicy balsam aroma, collected from tall (more than 15 m) branched treesLiguidambarorientalis of the Hammameliac ...

Styrax

Jan-17-24

Liguidambarorientalis Styrax, resin benzoin, or dew incense are fragrant resins that were widely used in ancient times for sacrifices and aromatic incense to the gods th ...

Pine

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PinussilvestrisL. There was a beautiful legend about the origin of pine. A long time ago, when there were no people yet, gods and beautiful nymphs lived on Earth. They d ...

Lilac

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SyringavulgarisL. In Ancient Greece, a legend was born that tells that young Pan once met a river nymph, the messenger of the morning dawn, Syringa. She was so beautiful ...

Celery

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ApiumgraveolensL. In our gardens, although celery is losing its value, and they believe that it is useful only for its aroma, for many, however, it comes to the aid of m ...

Sassafras tree

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Sassafras officinale Nees The sassafras tree (laurel family), native to North America, has long been a local favorite. Europeans also appreciated it. The aromatic wood b ...

Santolina cypress

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CantolinachamaecyparissusL.(cotton lavender) Santolina cypress is often called cotton lavender. Santolina belongs to the Aster family. Homeland - Southern Europe. It gro ...

Rosemary

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RosagallicaL. In the past, knowledge about the properties of medicinal plants belonged, as a rule, to persons of noble origin. Here is the note left by the Queen of Hung ...

Rose

Jan-17-24

RosagallicaL. Who hasn’t admired the delicately fragrant rose flowers! It would seem that everything is already known about the queen of flowers, but she and the people ...

Sagebrush

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ArtemisiaabsinthiumL. Several centuries ago, Western pharmacists bought an unusual powder brought from the East from merchants. Its origin was unknown. It was calledArte ...

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