Eucalyptus kino exudate
Bildnummer 12450763
| Kino on the surface of the trunk of a stringybark eucalyptus tree. Kino is produced by specialised cells (traumatic parenchyma) that develop following surface wounding, damage from insects or splitting (as here). Initially a viscous red fluid, here it has hardened into a solid amber-like mass (centre, red). Its main chemical component is an astringent tannin, kinotannic acid. Kino has been used in the past in tanning, in traditional medicine and as a dye. Modern research has demonstrated anti-microbial activity in the kino of some Eucalyptus species. The ducts through which the kino is exuded (kino veins) are regarded as a defect in timber. | |
| Lizenzart: | Lizenzpflichtig |
| Credit: | Science Photo Library / Burgess, Dr. Jeremy |
| Bildgröße: | 3468 px × 5212 px |
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