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sandalwood tree in Tagalog: puno ng sandalwood
sandalwood is a tree that is used for its fragrance
The scientific name of red sandalwood tree is Pterocarpus santalinus.
No. Sandalwood is both a tree (in the genus Santalum) and the name of the fragrant oil produced from it. It is for smelling, not consumption.
Sandalwood tree snakes live.
The Indian sandalwood (Santalum album) is the provincial tree of Karnataka, Republic of India.
You need to make a metal axe and then you find loads of sandalwood tree's in volcano island and geyser plains :)
This essential oil is distilled from the sandalwood tree and the best comes from India. The wood is also good to have for its fragrance. It takes years for the tree to mature and they are not used to produce oil until the tree begins to die. Sandalwood is a parasitic tree which buries its roots into the roots of other trees. It is used mostly in the making of incense, and can be mixed with a carrier oil and massaged into the stomach area to relieve nausea, inhaled to relieve tension and stress, or massaged into the chest and upper back to relieve a dry cough. If added to a bath it is very good for sore dry skin.
Karnataka is the Indian state known for its sandalwood production. The state is famous for its high-quality sandalwood, particularly from the Mysore region, which has a long history of sandalwood cultivation and trade. Karnataka's forests are home to the Santalum album tree, which produces the highly valued sandalwood oil and timber. The state has also implemented regulations to protect sandalwood due to its commercial importance and ecological significance.
There are two places you can find sandlewood tree's. 1) Gyser plains 2)volcano overlook (a good place to build a home!)
I would go to goggle images and type in tree frogs. You will find many pictures of tree frogs there.
Sandalwood trees thrive in tropical and subtropical climates with well-defined dry and wet seasons. They prefer temperatures between 20-28°C (68-82°F) and adequate sunlight. Well-drained sandy or sandy loam soils are ideal for sandalwood cultivation.