ARBOL

(Sp.), n. A%r’bo*l. A tree. [B.]—A.-a-brea resin. A grayish-yellow, soft, glutinous substance, of strong, agreeable odor, obtained from the Canarium album. [B, 2.]—A.-abrea, Literally the pitch-tree; a Spanish name for the tree furnishing elemi,—A. de am or. The Cercis siliqua strum. [B.|—A. de coral. The Picramnia coral lod end ron. _ [B, 19, 121.]—A. del aceite de Maria, The Calophyllum Maric. - [B, 121.)—A. de la vid a. See ARBOR vit#.—A.del cera. The Flœagia utilis. [B, 121.] —A.de leche. The Pir at in era utilis, (B,93.)—A.del pan. The Artocarpus incisa. (B.|—A. del paraiso. The Fiæagnus an gust i folia. [B.]|—A.deman it as. The Che iran tho dendron. [B. 121.] —A, de sangre. The Croton sanguifluum.—A. de ule. A Mexican name for the Castilloa elastic a.—A. paraiso. See A. del paraiso.