Now, having revived Sheba, the team thinks it has finally unraveled the mystery behind Biblical tsori. Related: 'Living fossil' tree frozen in ... and frankincense family (Burseraceae) and ...

Scientists have managed to grow an ancient seed recovered from a cave just north of Jerusalem into a long-lost species of tree — one with likely Biblical significance. The now 10-foot-tall tree ...

Scientists have grown a "lost tree" from a 1,000-year-old seed found in the desert which may produce the "Balm of Judea" from Biblical times ... is from the Commiphora family found in Africa ...

Now, having revived Sheba, the team thinks it has finally unraveled the mystery behind Biblical tsori. Related: 'Living fossil' tree frozen in ... and frankincense family (Burseraceae) and ...

It has taken researchers almost 14 years to grow a tree ... Biblical tsori. The researchers identified Sheba as belonging to the genus Commiphora, which sits within the myrrh and frankincense ...