TAXONOMY 
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Official drug Part used 
Terebinthina N.F. Concrete oleoresin 
Resina 
Oleum Tere- 
binthinae 
Pix Liquida.. 
Oleum Pini Pumi- 
lionis 
Terebinthina 
Laricis N.F. 
Juniperus N.F. 
Oleum Juniperi 
Oleum Cadinum 
Thuja N.F. 
Oil of Cedarwood 
Unofficial drug 
Sabina 
Pix Burgundica 
Terebinthina 
Canadensis 
Sandaraca 
Dammar 
Spruce Gum 
Resin 
Volatile oil 
Product of destruc 
tive distillation 
Volatile oil 
Oleoresin 
Fruit 
Volatile oil 
Empyreumatic oil 
Learfy young twigs 
Oil from wood 
Tops 
Resinous exudate 
Liquid oleoresin 
Resinous exudate 
Resinous exudate 
Gum 
Botanical origin 
Pinus palustris 
and other species 
of Pinus 
Pinus palustris 
and other species 
of Pinus 
Pinus palustris 
and other species 
of Pinus 
Pinus palustris 
and other species 
of Pinus 
Pinus Strobus 
Pinus montana 
Juniperus Sabina 
Abies excelsa 
Abies balsamea 
Callitris 
quadrivalvis 
Agathis 
loranthifolia 
Pinites succinifer 
Pinus maritima 
Tsuga canadensis 
Pseudotsuga 
mucronata 
Picea canadensis 
Picea mariana 
Picea rubra 
Habitat 
Southern United 
States 
Southern United 
States 
Southern United 
States 
Southern United 
States 
United States and 
Canada 
Tyrolese Alps 
Europe 
Europe and Asia 
Northern United 
States and Canada 
Africa 
E. India 
Basin of Baltic 
France 
North America 
Western United 
States and 
British Columbia 
Canada and New 
England 
Pinus Alba N.F. Inner bark 
Succinum (Amber) Fossil resin 
Bordeaux Concrete oleoresin 
Turpentine ' 
Pix Canadensis Oleoresin 
Oregon Balsam Oleoresin 
Larix europsea Alps and 
Carpathians 
Juniperus 
communis I North America, 
Juniperus j Europe and Asia 
communis J 
Juniperus Oxycedrus So. Europe 
Thuja occidentalis United States and 
Canada 
Juniperus North America 
Virginiana 
