Herb latin name: Bluewood,Bluewood Extract

Latin name: Condalia hookeri

Synonyms: Condalia obovataCondalia obovata

Family: Rhamnaceae (Buckthorn Family)

Habitat of the herb: the herb: High sandy banks, often covering large areas with dense, impenetrable chaparral. Dry soils, especially on limestone. Other uses

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Habitat of the herb: the herb: High sandy banks, often covering large areas with dense, impenetrable chaparral. Dry soils, especially on limestone.

Other uses of Bluewood: A blue dye is obtained from the wood. Wood - very heavy, hard, dense, close-grained. The dense heartwood is a brilliant red colour and has been used to make ornamental objects. It burns with an intense heat and is valued as a fuel.

Cultivation of the herb: High sandy banks, often covering large areas with dense, impenetrable chaparral. Dry soils, especially on limestone.

Medicinal use of Bluewood: None known

Known hazards of Condalia hookeri: None known

Herb latin name: Bluewood,Bluewood Extract

Latin name: Condalia hookeri

Synonyms: Condalia obovataCondalia obovata

Family: Rhamnaceae (Buckthorn Family)

Habitat of the herb: the herb: High sandy banks, often covering large areas with dense, impenetrable chaparral. Dry soils, especially on limestone. Other uses

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Habitat of the herb: the herb: High sandy banks, often covering large areas with dense, impenetrable chaparral. Dry soils, especially on limestone.

Other uses of Bluewood: A blue dye is obtained from the wood. Wood - very heavy, hard, dense, close-grained. The dense heartwood is a brilliant red colour and has been used to make ornamental objects. It burns with an intense heat and is valued as a fuel.

Cultivation of the herb: High sandy banks, often covering large areas with dense, impenetrable chaparral. Dry soils, especially on limestone.

Medicinal use of Bluewood: None known

Known hazards of Condalia hookeri: None known