The Storax family is a group of plants known for their fragrant resin that has been used in traditional medicine and perfumery for centuries. The term Storax has been used to describe several different plants, including Liquidambar orientalis and Styrax officinalis. Other synonyms for the Storax family include Benzoin and Gum Benjamin, as both plants produce a similar resin. Additionally, the term "sweetgum" is sometimes used to refer to members of the Storax family, due to the sweet fragrance of their resin. These plants are valued for their unique aroma and have been an important part of many cultures throughout history.