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'Salai-Guggul' is obtained from
Answer: C
Salai-guggul is obtained from Boswellia serrata.
Boswellia serrata, the salai tree of the dry deciduous forests of Madhya Pradesh, is tapped for an oleo-gum-resin, Indian frankincense or salai guggul, used in medicine and incense; its boswellic acids are valued as anti-inflammatory agents.
Acacia farnesiana yields cassie perfume, Bursera delpechiana yields Indian linaloe oil, and Cananga odorata yields ylang-ylang oil. None gives salai guggul.
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