In Socotra, the Yemeni archipelago located in the northwest of the Indian Ocean, grows a tree whose appearance seems to belong to another period of natural history. Socotra's dragon tree produces a red-dark resin known as dragon blood, characteristic that fed legends and traditional uses for centuries. The species is Dracaena cinnabari, an endemic plant that naturally occurs...
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In Socotra, the Yemeni archipelago located in the northwest of the Indian Ocean, grows a tree whose appearance seems to belong to another period of natural history. Socotra's dragon tree produces a red-dark resin known as dragon blood, characteristic that fed legends and traditional uses for centuries. The species is Dracaena cinnabari, an endemic plant that naturally occurs...