plant resin
Amber's original form
Plant resin is a sticky, often aromatic substance secreted by certain trees and plants, typically as a protective response to injury.
Resins harden when exposed to air and have been used for millennia in varnishes, adhesives, incense, and medicine.
Amber is fossilized plant resin.
Common sources include pine, frankincense, and myrrh trees.
Cannabis produces a psychoactive resin prized for its concentrated compounds.
- tree sapFluid from woody plants
- amberHardened ancient tree secretion
- stickyApt to adhere
- sticky residueClinging material left behind
- treeWoody perennial plant
pine · pine tar · frankincense · myrrh · dragon's blood · aromatic · ooze · copal · gum · gum arabic · varnish · incense · incense burner · drip · golden · hardened · fossil · turpentine
- Bioproductsbioplastics, biofuels, bioplastic, biogas, biofuel
- Amber Inclusionsinclusions, insects, ants, beetles, flies
- eco materialshemp, organic cotton, bamboo fiber, jute, linen
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