[DOC] [TLE] Naval stores and the longleaf pine - North Carolina Digital History [PAR] If you've ever mistakenly thrown an evergreen bough on a campfire, used a ... 
The sap of pine trees is full of resins that help to protect the pine's soft wood and 
are ... Clearly, England needed a new source of naval stores, and it turned to its 
North ... prices for tar, pitch, turpentine, rosin, hemp, and masts from British 
colonies. [DOC] [TLE] Resins - US Forest Service [PAR] Resins can be produced through the bark of a tree, the flowers of an herb, or the 
... Many cultures valued amber as religiously significant, due to its warm tones 
and ... used resins for incense as well, although from plants native to those areas. 
... its resin stores while the new United States stored its own resin for pitch and tar
. [DOC] [TLE] Scotch Pine - Herbs2000.com [PAR] ... evergreen tree in the garden and even inside the house during Christmas. ... 
Scotch pine pitch prepared by filtering the tar obtained from the wood was also ... 
high esteem for its antiseptic properties as well as the valuable impact on the 
respiratory system. ... In addition, Scotch pine trees also give up resin and 
turpentine. [DOC] [TLE] Ridiculous KJV Bible Corrections - The Pitch of Noah's Ark [PAR] The resin of pine, or turpentine, inspissated; used in caulking ships and .... The 
Latin word that appears in this quote of Pliny, as well as in the Latin Vulgate's 
translation of Gen. ... Dry distillation of wood results in a tar distillate and a pitch 
residue. ... As for the tree, its etymology may be derived from the use of cypress 
as pitch... [DOC] [TLE] pine facts, information, pictures | Encyclopedia.com articles about pine [PAR] The white pine (P. strobus) has straight-grained soft wood with little resin, used ... 
Its wood is somewhat heavier and is suitable for general construction. ... Although 
the trunk is often gnarled, making it unsuitable for good lumber, it supplies much 
... tree in the United States, is one of the most valuable timber trees of Europe. [DOC] [TLE] How to Tap a Pine Tree: 9 Steps (with Pictures) - wikiHow [PAR] Tapping pine trees to capture the sap for use in paint products and in making 
pine ... but may decrease the value of them as timber if they are harvested in the 
future. ... Pine sap (called resin) is gathered and distilled to produce turpentine, 
used for ... Hack the bark away from the sap (live) wood about 3 foot (0.9 m) 
above the... [DOC] [TLE] Naval Stores - National Park Service [PAR] These products or. stores are turpentine, rosin, tar and pitch. ... like RESIN of 
these trees was called CRUDE. TURPENTINE. ... Rope, soaked in PITCH, was 
driven between ... for its perceived intrinsic value. Colonies were ... wood was set 
on fire and covered with pine straw and ... Tar production continued well into the 
late. [DOC] [TLE] Wood turpentine - Revolvy [PAR] Turpentine (also called spirit of turpentine , oil of turpentine , wood turpentine and 
... These marks on a pine tree signify it was used to collect resin for turpentine ... 
lungs and respiratory system, as well as the central nervous system when 
inhaled, ...... palustris), which historically was highly valued for its high pitch 
production. [DOC] [TLE] COME SAIL WITH ME [PAR] Shortage wood for masts  North America 1652 first tree felled, shipbuilding by 
end of ... Pinus pinea was the first pine used and cultivated by man, its edible 
seeds having ... These have made resin one of the most important non-wood 
products ... As the 19th Century progressed the tar, pitch, and turpentine 
manufacturing... [DOC] [TLE] Full text of "Naval stores; history, production, distribution and ... [PAR] It lis believed the various articles -will be found of general interest and value. ... I 
thank all who have helped me in the literary work as well as the many whose ... 
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Question: This evergreen tree is valued for pitch, tar, resin & turpentine, as well as for its wood
Answer: pine