Grass fruit powder can be customized with Snot bio grass fruit extract

Description :

　　[Product Name] Grass Fruit Powder

　　[Latin name] Amomum tsaoko Crevost et Lemarie

　　[Product Name] Grass Fruit, Grass Nut

　　【 Extraction source 】 Mature fruit

　　[Product Description] Brown yellow powder

　　[Product Specifications] 10:1 20:1 30:1 Customizable

　　【 Detection Method 】 TLC

　　[Production process] Raw materials, cleaning raw materials, three times of extraction, concentration, spray drying to powder, screening and sterilization, packaging

　　【 Distribution Area 】 Distributed in provinces and regions such as Yunnan, Guangxi, and Guizhou in China, cultivated under sparse forests at an altitude of 1100-1800 meters.

　　The taste is spicy and warm. Enter the spleen meridian and stomach meridian.

　　【 Packaging 】 1KG/aluminum foil bag, 25kg/cardboard drum

　　[Storage conditions] This product should be sealed and shaded, and stored in a dry, cool, well ventilated place,

　　【 Shelf life 】 24 months

　　【 Introduction 】 Amomum tsaoko Crevost et Lemarie is a perennial herbaceous plant in the ginger family, belonging to the cardamom genus. Its stems are clustered and can reach up to 3 meters in height. The whole plant has a pungent aroma, and its leaves are long oval or long, with pointed tips and narrow bases. The edges are dry and membranous, and both sides are smooth and hairless. The leaf tongue is entire, and the top is blunt and round. The spike like inflorescence is unbranched, with up to 30 flowers per inflorescence; The total stem is densely covered with scales, which are oblong or elongated in shape, with bracts lanceolate and tips gradually pointed; The bracteoles are tubular in shape, and the calyx tube is about the same length as the bracteoles, with blunt three teeth at the top; The corolla is red, the lobes are oblong, the lips are elliptical, the capsules are dense, red when ripe, the seeds are polygonal, and the aroma is rich. Flowers bloom from April to June and bear fruit from September to December. Distributed in provinces and regions such as Yunnan, Guangxi, and Guizhou in China, cultivated or under sparse forests, at an altitude of 1100-1800 meters.

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