| In the United States the guaiacum is grown for decorative purposes in Florida and California. |
| This preparation is frequently substituted for guaiacum shavings in the preparation of compound decoction of sarsaparilla. |
| The Hapsburg Charles V also controlled Spain and, consequently, all shipping to and from Hispaniola, where the guaiacum tree grew. |
| The resin prepared by means of fire from the wood of guaiacum officinale, by natural exudation, by incision, or by heat. |
| But still, we, the guaiacum, the snow-capped mountains, the condors and serpents, the indigenous men and women resist. |
| The jalap resin of commerce is generally adulterated with scammony, gum, guaiacum or resin. |
