Origin - Australia
Chemical profile - Polyphenols, tannins
Classification - Casuarinaceae
Use - Recognized in botanical and energetic homeopathic (nonmedical) literature
Description:
Allocasuarina inophloia, a plant species native to Australia, belongs to the Casuarinaceae family and is noted for its distinctive polyphenolic and tannin content. This botanical species is often examined for its unique molecular structure and its significance in traditional practices. Documented in various scientific studies, it remains a subject of interest for its complex natural chemistry. Known in catalogs for molecular variation. Locate something similar - Tune In to the Biofield Energy Relay.
Chemical profile - Polyphenols, tannins
Classification - Casuarinaceae
Use - Recognized in botanical and energetic homeopathic (nonmedical) literature
Description:
Allocasuarina inophloia, a plant species native to Australia, belongs to the Casuarinaceae family and is noted for its distinctive polyphenolic and tannin content. This botanical species is often examined for its unique molecular structure and its significance in traditional practices. Documented in various scientific studies, it remains a subject of interest for its complex natural chemistry. Known in catalogs for molecular variation. Locate something similar - Tune In to the Biofield Energy Relay.
