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Dammar, also
called dammar gum, or
damar gum, is a
resin obtained from the tree
family Dipterocarpaceae in
India and
Southeast Asia, prin****lly those...
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Vateria indica, the
white dammar, is a
species of tree in the
family Dipterocarpaceae. It is
endemic to the
Western Ghats mountains in India. It is threatened...
- Velutha****hirikom/ Acha/ Anjan/ Mamaram/ Raal/ Sal/ Shala/ Ashvakarna/
White Dammar/ Hardwickia/ Sal Tree
Boswellia serrata/
Mangifera indica/ S****a robusta/...
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proportion depending on the type of
moulding used.
Other materials used are
white dammar, a type of
resin drawn from
coniferous trees, and
castor oil. Cow-dung...
- A.
atropurpurea Hyland A.
microstachya Bailey &
White...
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dipterocarp forest at low latitude. The
timber is used as
white meranti. A
dammar of good
quality ('
dammar temak') has been
yielded on a
commercial scale. Nguyen...
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harvested from it.
Canarium strictum produces a
resin called black dammar. "International
Plant Names Index".
International Plant Names Index (IPNI)...
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often seals the work with a
layer of
varnish that is
typically made from
dammar gum
crystals dissolved in turpentine. Such
varnishes can be
removed without...
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create a varnish.
Natural resins used for
varnish include amber,
kauri gum,
dammar, copal,
rosin (colophony or pine resin), sandarac, balsam, elemi, mastic...
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amounts were sent to Australia, Hong Kong, ****an and Russia.
Kauri Museum Dammar gum
Northland temperate kauri forests Taonga, New
Zealand Ministry for Culture...
