Tree species:
- Pinus Kesiya

Vietnamese gum rosin refers to gum rosin sourced or produced in Vietnam. Vietnam, like many other countries with suitable pine tree populations, has the potential for gum rosin production.

In Vietnam, the species of pine trees most commonly tapped for resin extraction include the Vietnamese pine (Pinus kesiya) and possibly other pine species found in the country's forests.

The process of extracting gum rosin in Vietnam typically involves making incisions or cuts in the bark of pine trees to allow the resin to flow out. Once collected, the resin undergoes processing to remove impurities and excess moisture, resulting in the final product known as gum rosin.

Vietnamese gum rosin, like gum rosin from other regions, is used in various industrial applications such as adhesives, coatings, inks, rubber, plastics, and more. The quality and characteristics of Vietnamese gum rosin may vary depending on factors such as the species of pine trees, the specific region within Vietnam, and the processing methods employed.