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Today, the ancient tree in Kao Ting village is known as 'one of the most unique relics in China - the thousand-year-old camphor tree embracing a Buddha statue'.
Some tree species such as willow, camphor, persimmon, eucalyptus... still stand and grow young buds despite suffering many scars from the power of the atomic bomb droppe…
A newly discovered Buddha statue inside the ancient camphor tree in Kaoting village, Jianyang town, Fujian province, China.
According to the word of mouth, every time people tried to cut the camphor tree at Kayashima Station (Osaka), someone died. They believed that the god wanted the living…
The 300-year-old camphor tree, 10 meters tall in Jiangxi Province, China still lives healthy even though its trunk is hollowed out with only two shells.
Da Huong is a camphor tree, a small yellow yellow flower, blooming at the end of spring. Parts of the stem contain aromatic essential oils, aromatic burning wood as ince…
A team of experts from Kyoto University, Japan, came to Yakushima island to study the symbiotic relationship between macaque monkey and Sika deer. In 2004, the team used…
The tiger's high components do not help treat pain, but only deceive and cause the brain to ignore pain signals from nerve endings.
Mothballs (camphor) are often put into the closet to chase termites, cockroaches ... However, if not used properly, this chemical will cause poisoning.
A group of Australian pediatricians has called on the Government to issue a ban on the sale of camphor (nebulae) containing toxic naphthalene.
Essential oils are used to make topical medicines, to rub, dissolve the bruises of bruising and soothe the pain. Essential oils also make anti-flu, antiseptic and digest…