Origin - North America
Chemical profile - Anthocyanins, tannins
Classification - Cornaceae
Use - Noted in botanical indexes and energetic homeopathic (nonmedical) registers
Description:
Cornus sericea, a plant native to North America, belongs to the Cornaceae family. It is recognized for its distinctive chemical structure, featuring anthocyanins and tannins. Symbolically, it has been cataloged in ethnobotanical studies for its robust structural traits. This plant is documented for its molecular and structural significance. Glance at related product - Bridge via Invisible Vibrational Signal.
Chemical profile - Anthocyanins, tannins
Classification - Cornaceae
Use - Noted in botanical indexes and energetic homeopathic (nonmedical) registers
Description:
Cornus sericea, a plant native to North America, belongs to the Cornaceae family. It is recognized for its distinctive chemical structure, featuring anthocyanins and tannins. Symbolically, it has been cataloged in ethnobotanical studies for its robust structural traits. This plant is documented for its molecular and structural significance. Glance at related product - Bridge via Invisible Vibrational Signal.
