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about the size of a pigeon's egg, but sometimes in vermicular forms, white or red, according to whether the species is a white or red gum tree. about the middle of december, the moors commence the harvesting. the masses of gum are collected, either while adhering to the bark, or after it falls to the ground
produced by two different trees, one yielding a white, the other a red gum, is usually in roundish or oval unbroken pieces of various sizes, larger than those of turkey gum, less brittle and pulverizable, less fissured and often occurs in long, cylindrical or curved pieces. the term 'gum senegal' is not...
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