Eucommia ulmoides Chlorogenic Acid Eucommia ulmoides Extract 10:1 Water soluble Good Snote Biological

Description :

　　[Product Name] Eucommia ulmoides Chlorogenic Acid

　　[Latin] Cortex Eucommiae

　　[Alias] Sixian, Mumian, Sizhong, Silianpi, Tusi Pi, Silianpi

　　[Extraction part] Eucommia ulmoides leaves

　　【 Specifications 】 10% 20% 25% 98% can be customized according to needs

　　【 Detection Method 】 HPLC

　　【 Appearance 】 Brown yellow powder

　　[Packaging Method] Bulk 25kg/cardboard drum, sample packaging in aluminum foil bag 1KG/bag

　　【 Storage Conditions 】 This product should be sealed and kept away from light, and stored in a dry, cool, and well ventilated place

　　【 Validity Period 】 Two years

　　Introduction to Eucommia ulmoides: Eucommia ulmoides is the dried bark of the Eucommia ulmoides Oliver plant in the family Eucommia ulmoides.

　　【 Morphological features 】 Deciduous tree, up to 20 meters tall, with a diameter at breast height of 50 centimeters. The tree crown is spherical in shape. The bark is dark gray, the branches have patchy pulp, and the broken parts of the tree have silver white gelatinous fibers. Smooth branches without apical buds. Single leaf alternate, elliptical, 7-14 cm long, serrated, feather like veins, lower limit of reticular veins on the surface of old leaves, without supporting leaves. Flowers are unisexual, with a flowering period of April to May. They are dioecious, without a perianth, and grow in the bracts at the base of young branches. They bloom together with or before the leaves. The samara is flat, long oval shaped, with two upper lobes, and contains one seed. The fruiting period is from October to November. Belonging to the Eucommia ulmoides family and genus Eucommia ulmoides.

　　【 Growth habits 】 Born in mountainous forests or cultivated. Distributed in the middle reaches of the Yangtze River, as well as in southern provinces such as Henan, Shaanxi, and Gansu, it is cultivated. Enjoys abundant sunshine, mild and humid climate, cold resistance, and does not have strict soil requirements. It can be planted on hills and plains, and can also be cultivated on scattered land or nearby areas. The tender leaves (buds) of this plant are also used, and the Eucommia ulmoides commonly consumed by people is the phloem of trees.

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