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Kerosene tree
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Canfinsillo-Kerosene tree
Fl: Burseraceae
N.C: Tetragastris panamensis
Uses: To treat mosquito bites.
Preparation: Tap the tree when tide is coming in, then apply fresh sap on bites before it oxidizes.
Note: This tree was sacred for the Mayans, and well known as a preservative, so it was used also to embalm their dead. The sap is also flammable, so it sap could help to start a fire if needed.
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