Tacamahac is a term that historically refers to a resin obtained from certain tropical trees, particularly species in the genus *Shorea*, which are found in regions like Southeast Asia. The resin has been used for various purposes, including traditional medicine, incense, and as a component in perfumes. In a broader context, the name "Tacamahac" has been used to refer to substances derived from the resin of trees that belong to the family Dipterocarpaceae.
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