lentisc

The mountain is dominated by a woodland of wild olive Olea europea and fairly dense maquis of lentisc Pistacia lentiscus with Phillyrea angustifolia and Smilax aspera, also by open maquis with Euphorbia dendroides co-dominant on south-eastern slopes, and Juniperus phoenicea on northern slopes.

Ichkeul National Park, Tunisia 2008

The lentisc has probably been thus mistaken for the turpentine tree.

Scientific American Supplement, No. 288, July 9, 1881 Various

It is therein stated that the inhabitants of this country extract from the fruit of the lentisc

Scientific American Supplement, No. 288, July 9, 1881 Various

There's a green twist of galbanum that is perfectly sharp - astringent but not too bitter - overlaying a woody, herbaceous middle (lentisque, or lentisc, which smells woody/resiny to me); the lavender is very subtle and I wouldn't have guessed it.

Perfume Posse 2010

There's a green twist of galbanum that is perfectly sharp - astringent but not too bitter - overlaying a woody, herbaceous middle (lentisque, or lentisc, which smells woody/resiny to me); the lavender is very subtle and I wouldn't have guessed it.

Perfume Posse 2010

Not forgetting the best tooth-pickers in the world, made of the wood; but above all, the gum for fastning loose-teeth in the gums; the mastick, gather’d from this profitable bush in the Island of Scio; beside other uses: And as the lentisc, so may the

Sylva, Vol. 1 (of 2) Or A Discourse of Forest Trees John Evelyn 1663