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Manjistha Root Powder
Manjistha Root Powder
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Product Description
Product Description
Wholesale Bulk Manjistha Root Powder Suppliers in USA
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Common Name: |
Manjistha Root Powder |
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Botanical Name: |
Rubia cordifolia |
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Family: |
Rubiaceae |
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Plant Parts Used: |
Roots, Stem |
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Form: |
Powder |
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Color & Appearance: |
Dark Brown Powder * (due to the nature of natural ingredients, color may slightly vary) |
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Mesh Size: |
60 ~ 80 mesh |
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Certifications: |
USDA, EU, Kosher |
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Country of Origin: |
India |
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Product Applications: |
Cosmetics |
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Product Offerings: |
Manjistha Root Powder |
Medikonda Nutrients is the Largest Manufacturer, Wholesale Supplier, Bulk Distributor, Exporter of USDA Organic Manjistha Powder, Manjistha Root Powder in USA.
Manjistha Powder: Overview
Manjistha which goes by the scientific name Rubia cordifolia is a type of flowering plant from the coffee family Rubiaceae. Manjistha is an herbaceous branched climber or creeper of evergreen origin that grows up to 10 m. It has thick, long, cylindrical, bark which is red in color and long, slender, quadrangular stems that are sometimes prickly or glabrous. The leaves are ovate or heart shaped, pointed, and arranged in a whorl on the stems. The flowers are very small, greenish white and arranged in a branched cluster. Fertile flowers are followed by small globose berries that are initially green turning in to bluish-black, or reddish-purple as they mature. The fruits usually enclose small globose seeds. Manjistha being a creeper plant chiefly uses tiny hook like structures at the leaves and stems to climb some structure.
The plant is usually found growing in scrub vegetation, moist deciduous forests, forest edges, shrubs, grass slopes, grassland or open, rocky areas, and semi-evergreen forests. It thrives best in well-watered loamy soils. The plant is native to North Africa, Siberia, Greece, Manchuria, China, Japan, India, Bhutan, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Sikkim, Tibet and Nepal.
