Of the latter, the india-rubber tree is the most prolific and important known to commerce.
In the latitude of Para, this little weed, of the same family, assumes the form of a colossal tree, and is known as the india-rubber tree.
One has not far to go to see specimens of the india-rubber tree, growing from ninety to a hundred feet in height, while measuring from four to five feet in diameter.
The author has seen the india-rubber tree growing in the island of Ceylon, where it seemed to reach a greater height and dimensions than it does in the district of Para.
About a third of the way up the Amazon River he placed in her hold several thousand carefully packed seeds of the Hevea Braziliensis, or rubber tree.
But a rubber tree's milk has tiny atoms of rubber and resin and other things, and it took time to discover which of the vines and trees was the prize milker of the tropics and gave the largest amount of pure rubber.
How long the next five years must have seemed to the anxious Wickham, for it was that long before the first rubber tree flowered in the gardens at Heneratgoda, sixteen miles from Colombo, where the trees had finally been planted.
Of course it must be remembered that this was the shadow of the King stolen after he had taken the drink from the rubber tree, and when he was thrice his natural height and much distorted, in his dance high up in the air.
The truth is that, as he swung his ax and cut into the tree before him, it was not a maple tree at all, but a rubber tree.
Then there is the India-rubber tree, and skulls bleached in the sun.
Before we went to see this ruin my kind host took me into his garden to show me the India-rubber tree.
India-rubber tree, and, I believe, the only one in this part of India; that at Jelasore is a very inferior sort.
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