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elemi

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elemi [′el·ə·mē]
(materials)
A soft resin obtained from tropical trees of the family Burseraceae in the Philippines; used as a plasticizer, in cements and printing inks, and for perfumery and waterproofing.
elemi
A fragrant yellow-brown resin obtained from tropical trees; used in varnishes and lacquers.
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