What is another word for balata?
Pronunciation: [balˈɑːtə] (IPA) 
Balata is a type of natural rubber that is derived from sap collected from certain trees. Although it is not among the most commonly used materials today, it still has a number of applications such as golf balls, belts, and tires. Synonyms for balata include gutta, gutta percha, and chicle. These materials share similar properties with balata and are often used as substitutes or alternatives. Gutta is a type of resin that is also derived from plant sap, while gutta-percha is a type of latex that is obtained from the sap of certain trees. Chicle, on the other hand, is a type of natural gum that is extracted from tropical trees and used in the production of chewing gum.
