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Selective focus on big mastic drops oozes in tears out of the branch of a mastic tree. The resin mastic brightens and twinkles in the sunlight. Beautiful bokeh background. Chios, Greece.

Amber tree sap catches the setting sun

various incense resins with decoration

Plant resin of Agathis Dammara

Rubber tree plantation, Thailand, Southeast Asia.

Tree gum resinous fluid on bark of tree

Droplet of sap flowing from maple tree into a pail at sugar shack, Quebec, Canada

Drips of of SAP oozing from a cherry tree, symbolising canker disease or Gummosis, a sticky amber Color seeping from the trunk

Horizontal extreme closeup photo of a section of bright colourful bark, with red sap, growing on the trunk of an uncultivated Eucalyptus tree in the New England high country, NSW, in Autumn.

Resin coming out of a tree

Rubber tapping in a rubber tree plantation, Thailand

Rosin dropping down from a wounded wood in the forest/sticky material in the nature/tree producing resin,

natural rubber

Setting sunlight catches the sap on the tree trunk, Woodlands Historic Park, Greenvale.

Macro photo of a beech's resin drop.

Close-up of Resin on Tree Bark

A rubber plantation in Xishuangbanna, with trees arranged neatly, each with a black collection cup hung on its trunk to collect latex. Sunlight shines through the tree canopy, casting dappled shadows on the lush green vegetation. This scene highlights the natural way of rubber collection and shows the harmonious coexistence of agriculture and nature. The bark of rubber trees is tapped for its gum, which is used to produce natural rubber, which is widely used in products such as tires and gloves.

Gummosis in Fruit Trees. Gum and gum of fruit trees.

Sandalwood Trunk

A macro photo captures a glistening resin droplet on a tree trunk, showcasing its golden hue and intricate details.

Drops of tree resin forming under a damaged branch of a tree . This low branch became too heavy and has slowly sank to the ground causing resin to seep from the area joining the trunk of the tree . Like an extremely slowly moving blood spill

Orange drop of tree resin on a branch. Epoxy gum flows from wood.

$The natural rubber tree takes between seven and ten years to deliver the first harvest. Harvesters make incisions across the latex vessels, just deep enough to tap the vessels without harming the tree's growth, and the latex is collected in small buckets. This process is known as rubber tapping. Latex production is highly variable from tree to tree .$

Tree sap oozing and forming a globe like blob from an old English cherry tree with a droplet highlighting it’s Amber clarity is the setting autumnal sunshine

Close-up of Dropping rubber from tree in Thailand

Glistening Tree Sap

Tree trunk background. Ideal to use as backgrounds.

a drop of resin on a pine trunk, bright evening light. damaged wood

Traditional rubber tapping.

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