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\"\"<\/a>Sticky white or yellow juice released when plant part is broken, e.g. Dandelion leaf (Taraxacum officinale).<\/p>\n

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Milky juice, often sticky.<\/p>\n

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A colorless, white, yellow, or reddish liquid, produced by some plants, characterized by the presence of colloidal particles of terpenes dispersed in water.<\/p>\n

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Milky fluid found in various plants and trees.<\/p>\n

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Sap produced or exuded by plants.<\/p>\n

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A milky fluid containing sugars, proteins, alkaloids, oil etc. Produced in latex vessels of various plants.<\/p>\n

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Juice-or milklike fluid exuding from a cut or injured portion of some mushrooms, especially species of Lactarius, but also Mycena.<\/p>\n

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An opaque milky, watery or coloured sap produced by stems or leaves in certain plants when cut.<\/p>\n

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A milky fluid found in certain plants, such as the opium poppy dandelion, milkweed, and the Brazilian rubber tree.<\/p>\n

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A viscous, aqueous solution of hydrocarbons, adsorbed proteins, ash, and resin produced mostly by tropical trees and used in the manufacture of rubber products, e.g., surgical gloves.<\/p>\n

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Milky fluid exuded from some plants when injured.<\/p>\n

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A pale, creamy liquid or sap derived from specific botanical sources, constituting the essential component of select rubber goods.<\/p>\n

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