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Carnation

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Caryophyllus aromaticus L. Botanist Edward Rumpf, who lived in the 17th century, argued that the clove tree is “the most beautiful, the most elegant and the most preciou ...

Guaiac wood

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Bulnesia sarmienti Guaiac essential oil has an extraordinary aroma that combines the scent of tea rose with a slight hint of Smoke and a subtle note of violet. It is obt ...

Grapefruit

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Citrus paradisi Macfauden Grapefruit is a relatively young crop. Cultivated since the end of the 19th century. India is considered to be the birthplace of these juicy fr ...

Vetiver

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Vetiveria zizanoides (couscous, hash-has, bubbler) Indian vetiver is an outwardly unremarkable plant from the cereal family. It grows wild in India, Burma, Ceylon, and i ...

Lemon verbena

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Lippia citriodora Kuntze A tall, perennial shrub with fragrant leaves and small purple flowers, grown in France and North Africa for its essential oil production. It is ...

Vanilla

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Vanilla planifolia Andr. Vanilla is one of the most exquisite and beloved spices in the whole world. The sweetish, delicate, refreshing, spicy-balsamic aroma is associat ...

Valeriana

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Valeriana officinalis L. “The yagil root is noted in many legends, fairy tales and songs. It protects against witches and demons. He cleanses criminal places, he heals a ...

Marigold

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Tagetes minuta L., Tagetespatula L. (Chernobrivtsy, Tagetes) Marigolds are often called a sunny flower, a symbol of fidelity and constancy. Their homeland is South Ameri ...

Basil

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Ocimum basilicum L. (Reagan) Basil is a very ancient crop. It was grown in Ancient Greece and India. The pleasant, slightly bitter taste of basil contributed to the rapi ...

Star anise

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Jllicium verum Hooker (illicium) Star anise, or Illicium verum, is often called Chinese anise. Southern China is the birthplace of the evergreen tree, reaching 12 m in h ...

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