(1) That meant that gangs could be poaching the sandalwood and in the process killing the u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510sacred trees,u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb elephants, and perhaps even people.

(2) The recipient's skin is bathed with water and a herbal paste of sandalwood , jasmine, and rose.

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(4) Likewise, it is ideal to encourage individuals to grow sandalwood trees.

(5) One of the trees found in tropical deciduous forests is the sandalwood tree.

(6) Enhance your romantic moments with scents known for their aphrodisiac properties: jasmine, tuberose, ylang-ylang, sandalwood , rose and clary sage.

(7) You can also try basil, chamomile, juniper, neroli or sandalwood essential oils.

(8) The sandalwood needs to be planted with a host plant which provides nutrients for the first couple of years of its life.

(9) Bring moisture to dry skin-using essential oils of palmarosa, rosewood or sandalwood .

(10) Perfumed with incense and sandalwood and synonymous with soap and silk, it is among the most beautiful cities in the country.

(11) There was a pause during which I seemed to hear the regular gentle swish of the punkah and the steady buzzing of the cicadas in the sandalwood trees.

(12) Cooler notes are provided by wisteria, musk and linen while vanilla, sandalwood and acacia warm to the pulse points.

(13) Look for Ayurvedic formulations that contain skin-friendly herbs such as sandalwood , turmeric, brahmi, amla and aloe vera.

(14) This woody fragrance is spicy and fresh with a blend of fresh jasmine, lemon, sandalwood , and warm spices.

(15) The area once rich with red sanders, sandalwood and teak trees, deer, boars, wild sheep and tigers, was widely plundered before it was declared a reserve forest.

(16) But after the felling of a sandalwood tree inside the GNP, the authorities have decided not to allow the mahout and the animal into the park.

(17) He is also said to have slain more than 2,000 elephants for their tusks and felled thousands of sandalwood trees.

(18) Laboratory rodents have been tortured and destroyed in the name of Australian sandalwood , and yet the aromatic is an ingredient in certain u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510cruelty freeu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb cosmetics sold in the USA and Australia!

(19) A sandalwood tree infected with this mycoplasma organism usually dies within three years.

(20) A group of militiamen, apparently unarmed, stood beneath a large sandalwood tree.