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OFFIcIAL Druc 
Oleum Pini Pumi- 
lionis 
Juniperus 
Oleum Juniperi 
Pix Juniperi 
UnorriciAL Drua 
Sabina 
Pix Burgundica 
Terebinthina 
Canadensis 
Terebinthina 
Laricis 
Thuja 
Oleum Abietis 
(Oil of Siberian 
Fir) 
’ Tamarack Bark 
Sandaraca 
Dammar 
Kauri Gum 
Succinum 
(Amber) 
Bordeaux 
Turpentine 
Pix Canadensis 
Oregon Balsam 
Spruce Gum 
Oil of Cedarwood 
Hemlock 
PHARMACEUTICAL BOTANY 
Part Usep 
Volatile oil 
Fruit 
Volatile oil 
Empyreumatic oil 
Tops 
Resinous exudate 
Liquid oleoresin 
Oleoresin 
Leafy young twigs 
Vol. oil from fresh 
leaves 
Stem bark 
Resinous exudate 
Resinous exudate 
Resin 
Fossil resin 
Concrete oleoresin 
Oleoresin 
Oleoresin 
Gum 
Oil from wood 
Bark 
HABITAT 
Tyrolese Alps 
BOTANICAL ORIGIN 
Pinus montana 
Juniperus 
communis North America, 
Juniperus Europe and Asia 
communis 
Juniperus Oxycedrus So. Europe 
Juniperus Sabina Europe 
Picea excelsa Europe 
Abies balsamea Northern United 
States and 
Canada 
Larix europa Alps and 
Carpathians 
United States 
and Canada 
Russia and 
Siberia 
Thuja occidentalis 
Abies sibirica 
Larix laricina Cold swamps of 
North America 
Callitris Africa 
quadrivalvis — 
Agathis loranthifolia EE. India 
Agathis australis New Zealand 
Pinites succinifer Basin of Baltic 
Pinus maritima France 
North America 
Western United 
States and British 
Columbia 
Tsuga canadensis 
Pseudotsuga 
taxifolia 
Picea canadensis 
z i Canada and New 
Picea mariana 
Picea rubra zaaone 
Juniperus North America 
Virginiana 
Tsuga canadensis North America 
TAxXACE& oR YEW Famity.—Trees or shrubs with dark green, 
evergreen, exstipulate, linear leaves without resin ducts and with 
hard, close-grained wood of a reddish-color. 
The flowers are 
usually dioecious; the staminate globular with 4 to 8 stamens each 
having their anthers under a shield-shaped connective: the 
