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Most perfumes, dyes, drugs and oils are obtained from :
wild herbs
various kinds of poisons
coal tar
acacia bark
- Wild herbs: Many essential oils and natural perfumes are extracted from wild herbs. They are also a source of natural dyes and some medicinal compounds.
- Various kinds of poisons: Some drugs are derived from toxins found in plants and animals but are not a primary source for perfumes or dyes.
- Coal tar: This is a by-product of the coal gas industry. It has been used historically to produce synthetic dyes, drugs, and some perfumes.
- Acacia bark: It has uses in traditional medicine and as a source of tannins for dyes but is limited in the production of perfumes and synthetic drugs.
- Correct Answer: Coal tar
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