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To answer your question tree resin is not the same as sap. Sap is actually the sugars in the phloem cells of a woody tree. Resin is a type of liquid that is stored in outer cells of a tree that when broken release the resin to clog the hole created. It is very analogous to the way we heal with scabs.
