It is obtained by cutting off the branches, when it flows freely. " It is collected and boiled on the spot, at which time it is very elastic, but after being formed into cakes or cylinders it becomes resinous or brittle, in which state it is sold in the... Icones plantarum Indiae Orientalis: or figures of Indian plants - Page 1887 by Robert Wight - 1853 Full view -
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