Difference between revisions of "Lion's tail"
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Latest revision as of 04:04, 14 December 2019
Contents
Classification
- Botanical Name : Leonotis leonurus
- Other Names : Wild Dagga, Lions Ear, lion's ear, leonotis (Eng.); wildedagga, duiwelstabak (Afr); imvovo, utywala-bengcungcu, umfincafincane, umunyamunya (isiXhosa); umfincafincane, umcwili, imunyane, utshwala-bezinyoni (isiZulu)
- CAS Number :
- Origin : southern Africa
Extraction Method
- Parts Used : Leaves
- Solvent Extraction
- Physical Description :
Olfactory Description
- Family :
- Perfumery Note:
- Herbal, clean, fresh
Chemical Constituents
- alpha-pinene : 11 %,
- Limonene : 2,4 %
- 1,8-cineole : 1,3 %
- Z-Beta-ocimene : 4,4 %
- E-Beta-ocimene : 1,2 %
- para-cymene : 2,3 %
- alpha-copaene : 3,6 %
- Beta-bourbonene : 1,7 %
- beta-cubebene : 3,4 %
- beta-caryophyllene : 19,8 %
- alpha-humulene : 4,8 %
- Bicyclosesquiphellandrene : 18,2 %
- bicyclogermacrene : 1,9 %
- Delta-cadinene : 1,9 %
- Caryophyllene oxide : 3,3 %
- Spathulenol : 1,8 %
Aromatherapy
http://wikiwel.com/wikihealing/index.php?title=Lion%27s_tail