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Oddly shaped deposits of tree resin point to massive waves that struck northern Japan roughly 115 million years ago and swept a forest into the sea.

The cold-loving balsam fir is North America's northernmost ... The bark of young California red fir trees is gray and smooth, with resin blisters. As the tree ages, the bark roughens and develops ...

Sam Lutz, veteran tree handler, said that trees five to six feet high are the most popular size in Bloomington-Normal and that the balsam fir outsells spruce or cedar here. 50 years agoDec.

The trees below are some of the most popular ... The Balsam fir was named for the balsam or resin found in blisters on its bark, which was used to treat wounds during the Civil War.

Frankincense, like myrrh, was highly prized—thought to be worth its weight in gold—but it wouldn’t have been hard to find: Trees that yield the fragrant resin were widespread in the lands of ...

If you haven’t heard of Balsam Hill, their name speaks for itself. They are all about Christmas and are well-known for their high quality, realistic artificial trees. Here were some storage bag ...

Sap is present in all trees, whereas resin is only produced by certain species ... Whitehill says. In balsam firs, scientists have found a particularly interesting large terpene called cis ...