mostly different types of rubber trees native to south America and Africa. also gum is a type of rubber ( not modern chewing gum but real gum from the 1800) so gum trees as well. remember all trees have rubber. it is the first stage of bark located under bark. the over bark peels of and the rubber under hardens and becomes bark.
The sap rises up the tree trunk, it is tapped by cutting a groove in the bark through to trunk.
Rubber is made from the latex produced by the Hevea brasiliensis tree, commonly known as the rubber tree. The latex is harvested by making incisions in the bark of the tree, allowing the sap to flow out and then processing it to create rubber products.
with rock and lightly britheld tree bark from the rubber trees
Rubber is a latex obtained by tapping the bark of the rubber tree .Turpentine is a distillation obtained from certain species of pine
Rubber tapping causes slight harm to the tree they're tapping from, by leaving scars on the bark of the tree from where the rubber was tapped from.
No. A rubber tree is covered in bark like other trees and does not feel rubbery. Latex is extracted by removing a small part of the bark and making excisions to allow it to drain out. It is then used as the major ingredient in the natural rubber industry.
The rubber tree has adaptations such as latex production in its bark to deter herbivores, large leaves for increased photosynthesis in low light conditions of the rainforest, and a tapping system for sustainable latex harvesting without harming the tree. Additionally, its roots have specialized structures for anchoring in the shallow, nutrient-poor soils of its habitat.
The tree itself and the insects that live under and around it.
To reach the bugs living inside of the tree, under the tree bark
The ticuna tribe are under threat by outside influences. Attacks by illegal loggers, disease and pollution are a constant threat to them. Also fisherman and rubber tappers. A rubber tapper is sued to tap rubber from trees. An incision is made in the tree's bark, which then cuts through the planting cycle to optimise the latex yield.
The bark is the "skin" of the tree. The sap flows up to the branches and leaves just under the bark. The bark protects the tree's " bare skin " .