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bur·sera
\ˈbərsərə\ noun
Usage: capitalized
Etymology: New Latin, after Joachim Burser died 1649 German botanist
: the type genus of Burseraceae comprising a number of tropical and subtropical American shrubs and trees that have flowers with three to five petals and fleshy capsular fruit and including some that are valuable sources of timber and resins |