Commiphora mukul
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Commiphora
(ko-mif'o-ra) [L. Commiphora, fr Gr. kommiphora, gum-bearing]A genus of nearly 200 flowering plants, shrubs, and tress, native to Africa, Arabia, and India. Several species produce fragrant resins used for incense, perfume, and medication.
Commiphora gileadensis
See: balm of Gilead (1)Commiphora mukul
See: guggulCommiphora opobalsamum
See: balm of Gilead (1)Commiphora wightii
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