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Eucalyptus Lemon-Scented (Eucalyptus citriodora) Essential Oil

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Eucalyptus Lemon-Scented (Eucalyptus citriodora) Essential Oil

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Plant description

Latin Name :	Eucalyptus citriodora, since 1995, the Latin name has become: Corymbia citriodora
English Name :	Eucalyptus Lemon-scented Gum
French Name :	Eucalyptus citronné
Family :	Myrtaceae
Origin :	Madagascar, Brazil

History and Origin

Eucalyptus (derived from the Greek words eu: well and caluptos: to cover) are native to Australia and Tasmania. They dominate the Australian forests at 95 % with more than six hundred species. Eucalyptus have a wide range of coping mechanisms and they grow fast. These qualities allow to be present in many different environments.

Distilled Part :	Leaves
Extraction :	Steam distillation
Oil Characteristics :	Mobile and clear liquid with a fresh and lemony aroma.

Energetic and Emotional Effect

It releases a soothing and refreshing energy.

Uses

Culinary

It tastes like citronella. It would be interesting to flavor Asian dishes.

Perfumery

Lemony and greenheart note.

Synergy

It blends well with warm aromas like clove and cinnamon. Also interesting with citrus fruits and other eucalyptus.

Environment

It is used in diffusion to repel mosquitoes.

Safety

Not recommended in the first three months of pregnancy, for breastfeeding women and for children under six years old.

Chromatography

Lot B-EUCIMDG11Q (2015/09)

Madagascar

Terpene aldehyde: citronellal (69,99 %)

Monoterpene alcohols: isopulegol (7,09 %), neo isopulegol (4,43 %), citronellol (3,09 %)

Terpene esters: citronellyle citronellate (3,97 %), citronellyle acetate (1,61 %)

Lot B-EUCIBRA11R (2017/04)

Brazil

Terpene aldehyde: citronellal (75,94 %)

Monoterpene alcohols: isopulegol (7,9%), citronellol (7,65 %)

Lot B-EUCIMDG09S (2018/08)

Madagascar

Terpene aldehyde: citronellal (80,53 %)

Monoterpene alcohols: isopulegol (6,42 %), citronellol (4,90 %)

Lot BEUCIMDG09T (2019/09)

Madagascar

Terpene aldehyde: citronellal (81,97 %)

Monoterpene alcohols: isopulegol (4,96 %), citronellol (3,26 %)

Lot BEUCIMDG05V (2021/03)

Madagascar

Terpene Aldehyde: citronellal (86,678 %)

Monoterpene alcohols: (iso) iso pulegol (3,315 %), citronellol (4,419 %)

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