Tree resin from coniferous trees has deep roots in traditional medicine for healing burns and wounds. Tree resins have made ...

Only the sap wood of the tree is penetrated by this method, and one cup with two gutters which drain the resin into the cup is attached to the foot of each scarified surface. (See Fig. 2.) ...

Aspen, beech, and birch sap seen as small niche, but could have potential for new revenue streams for maple producers.

Myrrh, on the other hand, is a reddish resin extracted from Commiphora trees. The process of extracting sap from Boswellia and Commiphora trees is virtually identical. Incisions, or taps ...

University of Queensland studies have used a natural tree sap gum and light to extend the shelf life of fresh fruit and vegetables to combat food waste.

While drinking tree sap does not immediately sound appealing, Canadian producers are hoping that it will be the next must-try soft drink around the world. We have all heard of maple syrup ...

Small and speckled, this orange-brown butterfly may have mistaken a patch of resin on an algarrobo tree for a tasty pool of sap. The sticky resin would have instantly immobilized its wings ...