galbanum
/ˈɡæl.bə.nəm/Traduction: Gomme-résine aromatique amère, proche de l'asa fœtida, issue de plantes du genre Ferula, utilisée historiquement en parfumerie et dans les encens.
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/ˈɡæl.bə.nəm/
Горькая ароматическая камедистая смола, похожая на асафетиду, исторически использовавшаяся в парфюмерии и благовониях.
Goma o resina amarga y aromática, similar a la asafétida, obtenida de ciertas plantas del género Ferula; se usaba históricamente en perfumería e incienso.
Gomme-résine aromatique amère, proche de l'asa fœtida, issue de plantes du genre Ferula, utilisée historiquement en parfumerie et dans les encens.
Bitteres aromatisches Gummiharz, ähnlich dem Asant, das historisch in der Parfümerie und als Räucherwerk verwendet wurde.
Resina gomosa aromática e amarga, semelhante ao assafétida, extraída de plantas do gênero Ferula e historicamente usada em perfumaria e incensos.
一种苦味的芳香胶树脂，类似阿魏，历史上用于香水和熏香。
صمغ راتنجي مر الطعم يشبه الحلتيت، يُستخرج من نبات الفيرولة، وقد استُخدم تاريخيًا في العطور والبخور.
A bitter aromatic gum resin, similar to asafetida, historically used in perfumes and incense.
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A bitter, aromatic gum resin obtained from certain Ferula plants, with properties similar to asafetida, used historically in medicine, incense, and as a flavoring agent.
Ароматическая камедесмолаGálbanoGalbanum (gomme-résine)Aromatisches GummiharzGoma-resina aromática波斯树脂راتنج صمغي عطري- Galbanum was commonly used in ancient Egyptian incense recipes.
- The resin's bitter taste makes it useful in small quantities for medicinal preparations.
- Galbanum is still used today in some perfumery applications for its unique scent.
- Botanists study the Ferula plants that produce galbanum to understand its chemical composition.