LONG PEPPER ESSENTIAL OIL |
Botanical Name | : | Piper longum | Country of Origin | : | Southeast Asia | Family | : | Piperaceae | Form Available | : | Lindi Pepper Whole | Optical Rotation | : | N/A | Refractive Index | : | 250C | Plant Part | : | Plant, fruit and seed |
| | | Extraction Method | : | Steam Distillation |
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Description : BLong pepper is also known Bengal pepper or Indian long pepper (pippali, peppooli, pipli or pipul in various Indian dialects). It is contain from Piper longum L., a member of the Piperaceae family that is endemic to the asia region of Southeast Asia. Long Pepper essential oil and can be found growing wild in the Indian tropical rainforests. It is a dioecious, perennial, slender vine and undershrub, glabrous, which alternate wide ovate, possesses simple, cordate laves.
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Major constituents: Mono and sesquiterpenes, Piperine, caryophyllene (mainly), Piperlongumine, Pipernonaline, Piperlonguminine, Pipercide, Sesamin, Piperundecalidine, B- sitosterol four aristolactams (cepharanone B. aristolactum All;. Piperlactum A & piperolactam B) five 4-5 dioxoaporphines etc. |
Common Names : Pippali, Lindi Pepper
Uses : The Bitter oil can be used effectively for to expel intestinal gas, diabetes, to promote menstruation, as an antiviral for measles, hepatitis and fever.
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