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Travels in the Great Desert of Sahara, in the Years of 1845 and 1846

Note 29 — Chapter XXIII

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Tholh—‮الظلح‬—Acacia gummifera, (Willd.) It bears what the Moors and Arabs call Smug Elârab (‮صمغ العرب‬), or "Gum Arabic." This is the most hardy tree of The Desert, and, like the karub-trees of Malta, strikes its roots into the very stones.

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