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Maiden J. H. 1892. Notes on the exudations yielded by some Australian species of Pittosporum. Report of the 4th Meeting of the Australasian Association for the Advancement of Science. Proceedings of Section B: 289-296.

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Some comments on New Zealand species. P. tenuifolium and P. eugenioides yield a gum resin but not in quantity to make it valuable. (From Report on New Zealand Exhibition 1865). Resin of P. eugenioides used by Māori to perfume oil. Leaves, flowers bruised and mixed with fat to anoint their bodies. (From Kirk"s Forest Flora)

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Notes on the exudations yielded by some Australian species of Pittosporum
1892
Maiden J. H.

Report of the 4th Meeting of the Australasian Association for the Advancement of Science
Proceedings of Section B
289
296

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