EUCALYPTUS RADIATA ORG ESSENTIAL OIL

Latin Binomial: Eucalyptus radiata
Plant Part: Branch and Leaf
Extraction: Steam Distilled
Growing Practice: Organic
Country of Origin: Australia
Odor Type: CAMPHOROUS

Odor Characteristic:. Odor is fresh, cineolic with a slight lemon aspect, not as bright and fresh as E. globulus. Drydown is soapy, slightly woody and faintly herbaceous.

Refractive Index: 1.464 @ 20.00 °C.
Specific Gravity: 0.913 @ 20.00 °C.
Appearance: colorless to pale yellow clear liquid
BioChemical Class: Oxide
BioChemicals: 1,8-cineole, α-terpinol, limonene, α-pinene,

Certificate of Analysis - Area Normalization - Method 1311

Sample ID	E2/022012
Laboratory No.	4471
Constituent	Percent
α-pinene %	2.3
sabinene %	0.9
β-pinene %	0.7
α-phellandrene %	0.8
limonene%	6.2
β-phellandrene %	1.4
p-cymene %	0.6
1,8-cineole %	68.9
terpinen-4-ol %	2.0
α-terpineol %	9.8
geraniol %	0.8
terpinyl acetate %	0.5

Batch UHM-01
CAS No: 92201-64-4
INCI Name: EUCALYPTUS RADIATA LEAF/STEM OIL

About the Plant

Eucalyptus radiata, commonly known as the Black or narrow-leaf Peppermint Eucalyptus, also known as E. australianis is a small to tall tree that grows up to 30 meters (90 ft.), commonly in New South Wales and Victoria, Australia. It has a dense canopy with a single trunk and rough bark. The juvenile leaves are initially opposite and then alternate and aromatic. The summer flowers are cream yellow.

History

Eucalyptus radiata was the first Eucalyptus species to be commercially utilized for oil, in 1854.

Aromatherapy: Inhale to bring relief from sinus infection, pain, and wet coughs. Cooling for hot flashes. Helpful with skin ailments such as acne. Can be used (diluted) on tampons for vaginitis.

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