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OPOPANAX GUM [3 records]

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Record 1 2000-08-28

English

Subject field(s)
  • Pharmacy
OBS

Natural product collected directly from the plant Commiphora kataf.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Pharmacie
OBS

Produit naturel prélevé directement du végétal Commiphora kataf.

Spanish

Campo(s) temático(s)
  • Farmacia
OBS

Producto natural recogido directamente de la planta Commiphora kataf.

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Record 2 1993-10-18

English

Subject field(s)
  • Perfume and Cosmetics Industry
DEF

Root stock of an umbelliferous plant, indigenous in Syria, now recognized at Balsamodendron Kafal, furnishing a yellow milky sap containing an aromatic resin. (Perfumes and Cosmetics, their Preparation and Manufacture, 1922, p. 41).

CONT

Gum-resin exuded by Commiphora erythroea,... in the Ogaden country. It is known family Burseraceae and found growing... in the Ogaden country. It is know also as bissabol, perfumed bdellium, sweet myrrh, and in Somaliland as habbak hadi, the gum of the hadi tree.... opopanax consists principally of gum, resin, and essential oil... separated by distillation.(Perfumes, Cosmetics and Soaps, 1950, p. 309).

French

Domaine(s)
  • Parfumerie
DEF

Ombellifère succulente, plante herbacée, vivace à racines épaisses, à tige rude portant des feuilles pennatiséquées, à fleurs jaunes, réunies en ombelles, composées, dont on connaît trois espèces des régions chaudes.

CONT

Le véritable opopanax proviendrait de l'opopanax chicorium de l'Iran septentrional. Beaucoup de données de littérature relative à l'opopanax ont fait en fait à la myrrhe bisabol avec laquelle les parfumeurs la confondent souvent. (Technologie et chimie des parfums naturels, 1974, p. 273).

Spanish

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Record 3 1993-10-18

English

Subject field(s)
  • Perfume and Cosmetics Industry
DEF

Root stock of an umbelliferous plant, indigenous in Syria, now recognized at Balsamodendron Kafal, furnishing a yellow milky sap containing an aromatic resin. (Perfumes and Cosmetics, their Preparation and Manufacture, 1922, p. 41).

CONT

Gum-resin exuded by Commiphora erythroea,... a plant belonging to the family Burseraceae and found growing... in the Ogaden country. It is known also as bissabol, perfumed bdellium, sweet myrrh, and in Somaliland as habbak hadi, the gum of the hadi tree.... opopanax consists principally of gum, resin, and essential oil... separated by distillation.(Perfumes, Cosmetics and Soaps, 1950, p. 309).

French

Domaine(s)
  • Parfumerie
DEF

Ombellifère succulente, plante herbacée, vivace à racines épaisses, à tige rude portant des feuilles pennatiséquées, à fleurs jaunes, réunies en ombelles, composées, dont on connaît trois espèces des régions chaudes.

CONT

Le véritable opopanax proviendrait de l'opopanax chicorium de l'Iran septentrional. Beaucoup de données de littérature relative à l'opopanax ont trait en fait à la myrrhe bisabol avec laquelle les parfumeurs la confondent souvent. (Technologie et chimie des parfums naturels, 1974, p. 273).

OBS

D'après Paul Fournier, «opoponax» serait une faute orthographique.

Spanish

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