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Resins

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Fossil resins

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Natural gums

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Resin sculptures

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Agarwood

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Ammoniacum

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Apiol

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Asafoetida

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Astragalus sarcocolla

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Austrian Resin Extraction

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Balm of Gilead

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Balsam

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Balsam of Peru

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Bdellium

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Benzoin (resin)

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Boswellia serrata

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Canada balsam

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Canarium luzonicum

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Caranna

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Cashew

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Chelating resin

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Coniferous resin salve

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Convolvulus scammonia

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Copaiba

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Dammar gum

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Dragon's blood

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Duxite

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Frankincense

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Furfural

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Galbanum

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Gamboge

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Geopolymer

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Glycerol ester of wood rosin

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Gum anima

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Gum copal

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Hash oil

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Impregnation resin

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Japanning

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Labdanum

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Lac

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Lacquer

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Mastic (plant resin)

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Mummia

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Myroxylon

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Myrrh

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Naval stores

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Oleoresin

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Opopanax (perfumery)

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Pistacia lentiscus

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Resin

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Resin acid

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Resin canal

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Resin soap

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Resinoid (perfumery)

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Retinite

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Rosin

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Sagapenum

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Sandarac

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Shellac

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Storax balsam

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Tacamahac

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Tincture of benzoin

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Tolu balsam

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Turpentine

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Urushiol

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