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Santalum album is a
small tropical tree, and the
traditional source of
sandalwood oil. It is
native to
Indonesia (Java and the
Lesser Sunda Islands), the...
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Santalum is a
genus of
woody flowering plants in the
Santalaceae family, the best
known and
commercially valuable of
which is the
Indian sandalwood tree...
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Santalum a****inatum, the
desert quandong, is a
hemiparasitic plant in the
sandalwood family, Santalaceae, (Native to Australia)
which is
widely dis****d...
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Sandalwood is a
class of
woods from
trees in the
genus Santalum. The
woods are heavy, yellow, and fine-grained, and,
unlike many
other aromatic woods,...
- Comoros, the most
commonly used tree for
msindzano is
Indian sandalwood (
Santalum album),
producing a "canary yellow" paste. The wood is
ground against a surface...
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Mistletoe Monotropa uniflora Certain orchids Nuytsia Orobanche (broomrape)
Santalum album Certain plants with
albinism Corn ****
Certain mushrooms Asterotremella...
- also
coincides with the
introduction of
Southeast Asian plants like
Santalum album and
Cocos nucifera, as well as the
adoption of the
Austronesian outrigger...
- oil are
produced annually by
steam distillation of the
heartwood of
Santalum album. It is a
valued component for perfumes.
Because of
concerns about the...
- to be
especially important in the
dispersal of the
sandalwood tree (
Santalum album) in India.
Large seeded fruits are
sometimes quickly regurgitated near...
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including the well-known and
economically important sandalwood tree (
Santalum album),
whose aromatic wood is a
component of many perfumes. The APG III classification...
