...lly part of the genus ''[[Tristania]]'' and are known as Water Gums, River Gums or Kanukas.
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...Australian species, of which there are three, are commonly known as bolly gums and are fairly common in the [[rainforest]]s of the east.
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...e many thousands of vegetable substances falling under the denomination of gums and resins, but a comparatively small number are of such general importance
Gums are related, chemically, to cellulose and are not secretion products, as wa
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...hi", in Hindi and Urdu, is broadly used to treat infections in teeth and [[gums]], to prevent and treat throat troubles, congestion of the lungs and pulmon
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The "grass trees," "grass gums," or "black boys," form a conspicuous feature of the Australian landscape.
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[[Category:Gums]]
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*During the Humification process, microbes secrete sticky gums; these contribute to the crumb structure of the soil by holding particles t
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...od polish: light red to deep red in color: not so strong as sugar and blue-gums and trees more irregular in growth: suitable for railroad-ties, piles, fenc
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...ditions well.<ref>[http://www.agrogums.com/products.html "Guar Gum" - Agro Gums]</ref> 80% of world production is in [[India]], but due to strong demand,
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...Hollow sections of trunk were formerly used as [[Beehive (beekeeping)|bee gums]] by [[beekeeper]]s.
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...nt to dull [[toothache]]. Put 1–2 drops on a cotton swab, and apply to the gums around an aching tooth until dental treatment can be obtained. In [[France]
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...t]]s and moves up with water into the trunk and leaves, producing gels and gums. These plug and cut off the flow of water and [[nutrients]], causing the pl
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...terial used, the heat and pressure being sufficient to liquefy the natural gums and resins of the cork and these hold the particles together. Cork boards o
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...nisms also form crumbs. As they eat organic matter they secrete slimes and gums that firmly cement fine soil particles together into long lasting aggregate
...lant roots can exist only by consuming soil organic matter. The slimes and gums that cement soil particles into relatively stable aggregates are formed by
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