Meanings of hevea in English

Patagonia's 'green' wetsuits use renewable natural rubber from hevea trees grown in compliance with Forest Stewardship Council standards.

The formation of the coagulum of the hevea, or of real caoutchouc, is nevertheless much more rapid in contact with the air.

Acids precipitate the caoutchouc from the milky juice of the euphorbiums, fig-trees, and hevea; they precipitate the caseum from the milk of animals.

In going to the embarcadero, we caught on the trunk of a hevea* (* One of those trees whose milk yields caoutchouc.)

This is Nature's clever scheme to spread the Hevea family.

The Hevea tree grows sixty feet tall, and when full grown is eight or ten feet around.

* (* The pellicles deposited by the milk of hevea, in contact with the atmospheric oxygen, become brown on exposure to the sun.