Commiphora monstruosa, a shrub or small tree found in dry scrubland in southern Madagascar, is recognised for its unique swollen trunk and peeling bark. This plant belongs to the Burseraceae family and is known for producing resin that has various applications in traditional medicine and perfumery. With its ability to thrive in challenging conditions, this plant showcases its strength through its petite, feather-like leaves and delicate, pale green blossoms. The plant has great cultural and economic importance in the regions where it naturally grows. |