Origin - West Africa
Chemical profile - Alkaloids, essential oils
Classification - Piperaceae
Use - Culinary, ethnobotanical
Description -
Piper guineense, a plant-derived species within the Piperaceae family, is characterized by its rich alkaloid content and essential oils. This West African native is documented in ethnobotanical studies for its culinary applications and unique phytochemical composition. Its fruit and seeds are celebrated in culinary traditions, exhibiting a distinct aroma and flavor profile. Analyzed for botanical and molecular characteristics. Browse matching selections - Charged Globules and Healing Through Vibration.
Chemical profile - Alkaloids, essential oils
Classification - Piperaceae
Use - Culinary, ethnobotanical
Description -
Piper guineense, a plant-derived species within the Piperaceae family, is characterized by its rich alkaloid content and essential oils. This West African native is documented in ethnobotanical studies for its culinary applications and unique phytochemical composition. Its fruit and seeds are celebrated in culinary traditions, exhibiting a distinct aroma and flavor profile. Analyzed for botanical and molecular characteristics. Browse matching selections - Charged Globules and Healing Through Vibration.
