10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BURSERACEOUS»
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Ancient Egyptian Materials and Technology
Summary From this overview, it is clear that it should be possible to distinguish
between a number of different types of resins, notably between coniferous resins,
Burseraceous resins, labdanum, storax and pistacia resin. At times, it may also ...
Paul T. Nicholson, Ian Shaw, 2000
2
Allen's Commercial Organic Analysis: A Treatise on the ...
The burseraceous oleo—resins, myrrh, olibanum, bdellium, burseraceous
opopanax, Mecca balsam, various elemis, tacamahaca, and mastic; and 2. The
dipterocarpus products, Doona resin, dammar, and Manila copal. Resin Esters.
Alfred Henry Allen, Henry Leffmann, William A. Davis, 1911
3
Commercial organic analysis: a treatise on the properties, ...
The resinous bodies in which resenes predominate include (1) the burseraceous
oleo-resins, myrrh, olibanum, bdellium, burseraceous opopanax, Mecca balsam,
various elemis, tacama- haca, and mastic; and (2) the dipterocarpus products, ...
Alfred Henry Allen, Henry Leffmann, 1907
It includes the Burseraceous resins, olibanum,' myrrh, Burseraceous opopanax,
Mecca balsam, various elemis, bdellium, tacamahac, and mastic ; also the
Dipterocarpous resins, dammar, Doona resin, Gurjun balsam, and Manilla copal.
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Commercial Organic Analysis: pt. I. Fixed oils, fats, waxes, ...
The resinous bodies in which resenes predominate include (1) the burseraceous
oleo-resins, myrrh, olibanum, bdellium, burseraceous opopanax, Mecca balsam,
various elemis, tacama- haca, and mastic; and (2) the dipterocarpus products, ...
Alfred Henry Allen, Henry Leffmann, Joseph Merritt Matthews, 1907
6
Reproductive Ecology of Tropical Forest Plants
One large class of heavily protected dehiscent fruits, comprising some 75 species
of predominantly Meliaceous and Burseraceous trees, appears to be dispersed
exclusively by hornbills, as only their strong cuneate bills possess the capacity ...
K.S. Bawa, M. Hadley, 1991
7
The chemistry and analysis of drugs and medicines
The latter drug occurs in two varieties, the burseraceous and umbelliferous, the
former being found in the trade, and its source has been ascribed to the species
Balsamodendron kafal. As a matter of fact the botanical origin of these gum
resins ...
Henry Corbin Fuller, 1920
8
Semelai Culture and Resin Technology
Dacryodes rostrata, is ambiguous; it does not conform well to the burseraceous
band pattern. No inverted peak seems to be focused upon 1100 cm-1 , although
1003-1022 seems to exhibit a field of low transmittance. The absorption band at ...
9
Amber, resinite, and fossil resins
A burseraceous origin for Tertiary amber from three localities has been reported (
55-56) based on X-ray diffraction analyses demonstrating the presence of the
crystalline triterpenoid alcohol, a-amyrin, characteristic of various species of ...
Ken B. Anderson, John C. Crelling, American Chemical Society. Division of Geochemistry, 1995
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Woods of the Middle Eocene Nut Beds Flora, Clarno Formation, ...
Manchester (1977) assigned this wood type to the extant genus Tapirira based
on the observation of an identical suite of anatomical characters in modem
species of that genus. Similar wood occurs in some species of the burseraceous
genus ...
E. A. Wheeler, Steven R. Manchester, 2002
