Savia
Savia is a term commonly used to refer to the sap or resinous substance produced by certain plants, especially hardwood trees such as oaks, maples, and pines. This plant-derived fluid serves various physiological functions, including transporting nutrients, hormones, and organic compounds within the plant’s vascular system. In some contexts, savia may also refer to the sticky, viscous exudate that oozes from injured or cut trees.
The composition of savia varies among plant species but generally includes water, sugars, organic acids, phenolic
Historically, savia has been used for various commercial and medicinal purposes. Resinous saps are often tapped
From an ecological perspective, savia plays a vital role in plant health and survival, especially in defense
Overall, savia is a diverse and multifunctional plant exudate that has ecological, economic, and cultural significance