Amyris

/ˈæmɪrɪs/ noun

A genus of aromatic tropical and subtropical trees and shrubs that produce fragrant resins and are used in perfumes and medicines.

From Greek 'a-' (without) and possibly 'myrrh' (aromatic resin), though the etymology is disputed. The plants were named for their resinous, fragrant properties.

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