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The dragon tree produces a liquid substance that is identified by many as its blood. This element was valued since ancient Rome, where the “blood” was used for colouring and as a panacea for all ills.
Interest in the dragon tree’s blood was such that it extended over the centuries to most of continental Europe reaching unthinkable limits as it was used for multiple purposes, including that of using this sap as varnish to protect metals from rust.
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