THE BOS WELL I A CARTER I

VAR. MAGHRAYT D'SHEEHAZ. (AFTER DE LANES SAN.) Roxburgh, a genus of burseraceous trees of India, southern Arabia, and eastern Africa, furnishing olibanum. [B, 19, 180.)—B. bhaudagiana (seu bhau-dajiana) [Bird wood]. A species closely resembling B. Carter i, and perhaps only a variety of it. [A, 260.]— B. Carter i, B. Carter i i [Bird wood]. A species (perhaps only a variety) growing in southeastern Arabia and the Somali Country. The varieties maghrayt d's heehaz, growing in Arabia, and morh madow, growing in Somali, are described. One of the most impprigae sources of the olibanum of commerce. [A, 260; B, 19.]— 3. frere an a [Bird wood]. Fr., tacamaque jaune huileuse [Guibourt]. A species grow in; in the mountains of the Somali t furnishing, according to F Bare Tee lickiger and Hanbury, luban meyeti, or luban matt i, which is probably the same as oriental or African elemi, also a variety of anime, which are used in the East as a masticatory. [A, 260.]—B. glabra [Roxburgh]. Syn.: Canarium balsamiferum [Willdenow]. An East Indian species furnishing a gum-resin called by the natives koondricum; used in gonorrhea and as an application to ulcers. [B, 172, 180.]|—B. mauri tian a, B. pediculaen|Lacarck | See CANARIUM commune.—B. papyri fer a [Richard]. Syn.: Amyris aD Ae [Delile]. An Aby in i an tree called makker, or maker, furnisl a a transparent, lemon-yellow resin used for incense. The bark, which peels off in thin layers, is used as paper. [B, 173, 197.]—B. serrata [Stackh.]. Fr., Boswellie ‘THE BOS WELL I A SERRATA. [A, 327.] dentelée. Ger., in disc her Weihrauchbaum. Syn.: B. thurifer a [Roxburgh], Olibanus thurifer a [Cole brook]. A tree growing in the mountains of central India and on the Coromandel coast, furnishing East Indian olibanum (the frankincense of the ancients). [A, 827’; B, 178, 180.]—B. thurifer a [Roxburgh]. See B. serrata.