Mimosa Hostilis or Mimosa Tenuiflora is a tree that grows in several countries in South and Central America. This tree is used for many medicinal purposes all over the world, and the legality of some of the tree’s parts is always a hot topic. First, let us identify some of the parts of this tree: …
Within each country, throughout history, its cultural heritage has evolved with a large number of customs and traditions that maintain the identity of its culture engraved in its imprint. This means that each of these regions has taken advantage of the resources offered by their lands in different ways over the years. Mimosa hostilis, also …
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The Mimosa hostilis also called Mimosa tenuiflora, is a small shrub native to South America whose height ranges from one to eight meters high. Its trunk is reddish, and its leaves are very characteristic, they grow in the form of ferns or very small leaves that grow in linear pairs (between 10 to 30 pairs …
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Mimosa hostilis is an evergreen tree or shrub that grows natively in the forests of Brazil and Mexico, including Central and South America, Honduras, Colombia, Venezuela, Panama, Salvador. Formerly, it was known as mimosa tenuiflora, although in other places it was recognized as Jurema, Jurema Preta, among others. It was used as an ingredient in …
Using natural products to color fabric is an ancient technique that has been displaced by all the advances that have been achieved during the development of chemistry and technology. However, due to the concern of some activists about the damage that chemical dyes cause to people’s health and the environment, the use of naturally sourced …
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The mimosa genus belongs to the mimosoid family. There is a great diversity of this type of plants, one of the most popular is the so-called pudic or sensitive mimosa because its foliage reacts to heat or touch. Of American origin, with a fast and vigorous growth; however, this type of shrub does not withstand …
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