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oleoresin

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oleoresin [¦ō·lē·ō′rez·ən]
(materials)
A resin-essential oil mixture with pungent taste; extracted from various plants; used in pharmaceutical preparations; examples are Peru, tulu, and styrax balsams.
oleoresin
A natural resin containing essential oils; used in adhesives, varnishes, and various compounds.
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