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Rosin, also called resin is a refined extract of pine (coniferous) trees.
The material imparts stickiness which in tun effects friction.
Baseball batters and pitchers use a rosin bag to modify their grip on the bat or baseball. Rodeo riders use rosin to improve their grip on ropes.
Stringed instrument musicians use rosin to adjust the friction of their bows.
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