The Bible mentions a tree named “Sheba”. It was discovered in the Judean Desert. This desert is located in the West Bank and Israel. But the medicinal plants found here became locally extinct thousands of years ago. In the 1980s, scientists discovered the tree’s seeds in a cave.
The cave is located in the Judean Desert. Since then, the seed has been studied for 14 years. The DNA of this seed was examined. Chemical and radiocarbon analyzes were performed. Only then were the secrets of its origin revealed. About this matter recently communication biology The research report has been published.
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The seeds of this Sheba tree were discovered in the ancient southern Levant between 993 and 1202 AD. This means 1031 to 822 years ago. But it has become extinct. This is Israel, Palestine and Jordan today. Currently, scientists have used this seed to grow a new tree. Thori is also expected to grow from this plant soon. It is mentioned in the Bible as a healing resin.
The secret of the magical medicine Sori is about to be revealed
Sori is actually called balm. But there is controversy over this term. This substance is associated with historical areas like Gilead. The area is located north of the Dead Sea, between the Jordan and Yamak rivers. Now that the Sheba plant has grown, scientists hope they too can unravel the mystery of the miraculous substance mentioned in the Bible.
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Found genus, unknown species
Sheba is a plant of the genus Myrrh. It currently has about 200 factories. These are commonly found in Africa, Madagascar and the Arabian Peninsula. But it’s not clear what kind of plant Sheba is. The plant has not yet bloomed. No reproductive material is visible either.
Historic perfumes and balms will be revealed
Sheba appears to be closely related to Myrrh species—C. angolensis, C.ignorega, and C. tenuipetiolata. Currently found in southern Africa. It is said that in ancient times, expensive perfumes like Judean Balsam or Balm of Gilead were made from Sheba. But there remains a dilemma.
