Origin:
Plant - Cinnamomum cassia
Chemical Profile:
Cinnamaldehyde, essential oils
Classification:
Lauraceae
Use:
Referenced in regional medicinal records
Description:
Cinnamomum cassia, originating from the Lauraceae family, is a plant known for its aromatic bark, rich in cinnamaldehyde and essential oils. This species is noted for its unique chemical structure, documented in various pharmacognostic catalogs. Recognized for its bioactive constituents, it is cataloged for its chemical and morphological relevance. Studied for its complex natural constituents, it is highlighted for its unique botanical architecture. Check out comparable selections - Open Energetic Channel Link.
Plant - Cinnamomum cassia
Chemical Profile:
Cinnamaldehyde, essential oils
Classification:
Lauraceae
Use:
Referenced in regional medicinal records
Description:
Cinnamomum cassia, originating from the Lauraceae family, is a plant known for its aromatic bark, rich in cinnamaldehyde and essential oils. This species is noted for its unique chemical structure, documented in various pharmacognostic catalogs. Recognized for its bioactive constituents, it is cataloged for its chemical and morphological relevance. Studied for its complex natural constituents, it is highlighted for its unique botanical architecture. Check out comparable selections - Open Energetic Channel Link.
