margosa

• Árbol grande semicaducifolio originario de la India oriental, del cual se extraen de su tronco una goma pegajosa y una corteza amarga utilizada como tónico, así como semillas que producen un aceite aromático; a veces se clasifica en el género Melia.

A large semi-evergreen tree native to the East Indies, whose trunk produces a sticky gum, bitter bark used as a tonic, and seeds that yield an aromatic oil; it is sometimes classified under the genus Melia.

1. A large semi-evergreen treeC1formal

   A tall tree native to the East Indies, known for its bitter bark used as a tonic, seeds that yield an aromatic oil, and a trunk that exudes a tenacious gum.

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   • The margosa tree is often planted for its medicinal properties.
   • Oil extracted from margosa seeds is used in traditional remedies.
   • The bark of the margosa is known for its bitter taste and health benefits.

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