styrax

IPA: stˈaɪræks

Any member of the genus Styrax of about 130 species of large shrubs or small trees, mostly native to temperate or tropical regions of the Northern Hemisphere.

Examples of "styrax" in Sentences

The larvae feed on 'Styrax japonica'.
The similarly named styrax is from a different plant.
Styrax may have been the solid carrier for the liquid myrrh.
Knidonovan, so I guess the styrax is part of the oddness then.
It is possible that onycha was this mix of labdanum and Styrax benzoin.
Different Styrax trees are often misidentified or referred to as a bush.
Styrax has dreams of building an empire, and will go very far to reach them.
We also found a white blooming tree that smelled precisely like styrax Liquidambar orientalis.
'Fargesii' Large leaves; flowers 2 weeks later than most styrax; greenish purple pedicels; tree like habit
I just moved two really large styrax trees Japanese snowbells because one was thrilled, but the other was miserable.
Fothergilla, amelanchier, styrax japonicus, paper-bark maple, viburnums of all kinds, a 'green man' from Bamberg mine's from Norwich Cathedral.
I would guess that the use of styrax resin and hyacinth, and possibly the clove, results in the dramatic opening, and traces of the almost medicinal quality of these accords remain.
I am making a perfume with styrax up for my male friends but woman will want to wear as if a Veronica Lake looking lady decided to cozied up to Marlon Brando's jacket in "the wild one".