styrax

The similarly named styrax is from a different plant.

Different Styrax trees are often misidentified or referred to as a "bush."

The distantly related genus Styrax is sometimes also called thus.

It is the "official" source of styrax, an herbal medicine known from ancient times.

Styrax may have been the solid carrier for the liquid myrrh.

The styrax is then diluted with water, keeping it soft and preserving its aroma.

Consequently, for example, few Lepidoptera caterpillars eat styrax compared to other plants.

Some styrax species have declined in numbers due to unsustainable logging and habitat degradation.

One related Styrax is black and the benzoin discussed thus far seems to be of the pinkish, translucent sort.

Common names include styrax, or the more ambiguous storax, snowbell, and benzoin.

Pinoresinol is a lignan found in Styrax sp.

It is a different product than the benzoin resin produced from tropical trees in the genus Styrax.

The larvae feed on Styrax species.

Finally, Sara Doryeong made his son a cane made out of styrax wood.

The word 'Storax' is an alteration of the Late Latin styrax.

Its specific epithet styraciflua is an old generic name meaning flowing with styrax (a plant resin).

Dioscorides said that one form of stacte was styrax (storax in antiquity) and a fat mixed.

The voids have been filled with crabapples, kousa dogwoods, styrax or other small flowering trees.

The storax of antiquity was styrax.

Benzoin resin, used in herbal medicine and perfumes, is extracted from the bark of Styrax species.

Finally, Hallakgungi struck Wongang Ami three times with his styrax cane.

There has been little dedicated research into the medical properties of styrax resin, but it has been used for long, and apparently with favorable results.

A strong tribe from The Waste, they are led by Kastan Styrax, a main antagonist in the story.

Interestingly the writer refers to "onyx" as opposed to "onycha" while referencing styrax as part of the formula.

A revision of Styrax L. section Pamphilia (Mart.