Sahure is further depicted extracting myrrh with an adze from the tree in one scene, and banqueting with his family, including his sons, and officials near the tree in another. The trees depicted may not be "Commiphora myrrha", as the use of an adze to extract resin was typically reserved for the "Boswellia" tree, and moreover the colour of the resin in Sahure's scene was identified by the Egyptologist Tarek El-Awady as yellow-ish brown, like "Boswellia" frankincense, and not red, like myrrh.