nardus

Example:The local brewery uses juniper berries to give its gin a distinctive flavor.

Definition:A resinous evergreen tree or shrub, especially of the genus Juniperus, typically having small scale-shaped leaves and bearing small hard cones.

Example:The plant has an oily texture that makes it ideal for extracting essential oils.

Definition:Containing or producing oil or an oily substance.

Example:Nardus plants are native to the Mediterranean region, thriving in rocky and mountainous areas.

Definition:Of or relating to the Mediterranean Sea or the countries or regions around it.

Example:The wood from nardus trees is used for construction and furniture-making.

Definition:A hard, fibrous substance forming the principal structural tissue of trees.

Example:The essential oil extracted from nardus is used in aromatherapy and perfumery.

Definition:A concentrated hydrophobic liquid containing volatile aroma compounds from plants.

Example:Nardus plants release resin that can be used for medicinal purposes.

Definition:A hard, usually translucent substance that is exuded by some plants and used in medications and adhesives.

Example:The volatile aroma compounds in nardus essential oil can be easily distilled.

Definition:Readily changing from liquid to gas at relatively low temperatures.

Example:The essential oil is extracted from the nardus plants using steam distillation.

Definition:To obtain or derive (a principle, essence, or other element) from a liquid or solid substance by a physical or chemical process.

Example:The concentration of the essential oil is quite high, making it a potent ingredient.

Definition:Thickened, more intense, or intensified in substance, flavor, or effect.

Example:If nardus is not cultivated properly, its essential oil production might atrophy due to poor conditions.

Definition:The progressive wastage of bodily tissue until a part or organ is reduced in size, often resulting from lack of use or disease.