What is another word for bursera?
Pronunciation: [bˈɜːsəɹə] (IPA) 
Bursera is a genus of trees that belong to the Burseraceae family and are commonly found in the tropical and subtropical regions of the Americas. These trees are known for their resin, which is used in various medicinal and ceremonial practices. While the word "bursera" is the scientific name for this genus, there are several synonyms that are commonly used to refer to these trees. Some of the common synonyms include torchwood, elephant tree, gumbo-limbo, and frankincense tree. All of these names have been derived from the unique properties of these trees, such as their bright torch-like appearance, their ability to attract elephants, and their production of valuable resins.
