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Myrothamnus flabellifolia
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Diagram of components
Arbutin
Not common in vascular flora, especially not in conjunction with Trehalose. Commonly found in plants that tend to undergo severe stress. Source of hydroquinone. Limits peroxidation, which causes damage to the cell, of the unsaturated lipids, a component of plant cells.
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Trehalose
Not commonly found in vascular flora. Plays a key role in protecting the cell membrane, allowing cells to wholly rehydrate. Potential for use in a wide range of products, most noticeably in skincare.
Tannins and Polyphenols
Tannin levels are much higher in dry plants because as it desiccates, the tannins strengthen. Its immunity to fungal infections in its dry state highlights the high tannin levels. The high tannin levels protect the elasticity in the cell walls so that they remain intact during desiccation. The high tannin levels also make it unpalatable to animals (yet still delicious as an aromatic tea)
Trehalose
Not commonly found in vascular flora. Plays a key role in protecting the cell membrane, allowing cells to wholly rehydrate. Potential for use in a wide range of products, most noticeably in skincare.
Arbutin
Not common in vascular flora, especially not in conjunction with Trehalose. Commonly found in plants that tend to undergo severe stress. Source of hydroquinone. Limits peroxidation, which causes damage to the cell, of the unsaturated lipids, a component of plant cells.
Tannins and Polyphenols
Tannin levels are much higher in dry plants because as it desiccates, the tannins strengthen. Its immunity to fungal infections in its dry state highlights the high tannin levels. The high tannin levels protect the elasticity in the cell walls so that they remain intact during desiccation. The high tannin levels also make it unpalatable to animals (yet still delicious as an aromatic tea)
Trehalose
Not commonly found in vascular flora. Plays a key role in protecting the cell membrane, allowing cells to wholly rehydrate. Potential for use in a wide range of products, most noticeably in skincare.
Arbutin
Not common in vascular flora, especially not in conjunction with Trehalose. Commonly found in plants that tend to undergo severe stress. Source of hydroquinone. Limits peroxidation, which causes damage to the cell, of the unsaturated lipids, a component of plant cells.
Tannins and Polyphenols
Tannin levels are much higher in dry plants because as it desiccates, the tannins strengthen. Its immunity to fungal infections in its dry state highlights the high tannin levels. The high tannin levels protect the elasticity in the cell walls so that they remain intact during desiccation. The high tannin levels also make it unpalatable to animals (yet still delicious as an aromatic tea)
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From our blog
Back to life – Resurrection plants and the future of food
Life on Earth was born in water. Then, about half a billion years ago, the first organisms stare colonizing lands that offered new spaces, less predators and, in time, abundant oxygen and nutrients. Still, the indissoluble bond that living organisms had with water remained, and in order to survive in this new environment plants and animals had to develop anatomical, physiological and behavioral adaptations to better obtain, manage and save water. Plant bodies, as well as ours, are mostly made of water, in percentages ranging between 65 and 98%.
The benefits of Mufandichikuma, the Resurrection Bush
Mufandichikuma, the Shona term that translates as “to die and come back to life” is a medicinal plant native to
A herbal tea with exceptional health benefits
If you love herbal teas then this new herbal tea will give you a good reason to brew a cup today. This gem of a tea may not be as popular as rooibos, chamomile, and its other counterparts, but it is just as beneficial.
It packs a BIG punch in terms of health benefits and has a characteristic mild flavour. Its name? Resurrection Bush Tea. Yes, you read right, it is actually called a Resurrection bush!
Back to life – Resurrection plants and the future of food
Life on Earth was born in water. Then, about half a billion years ago, the first organisms stare colonizing lands that offered new spaces, less predators and, in time, abundant oxygen and nutrients. Still, the indissoluble bond that living organisms had with water remained, and in order to survive in this new environment plants and animals had to develop anatomical, physiological and behavioral adaptations to better obtain, manage and save water. Plant bodies, as well as ours, are mostly made of water, in percentages ranging between 65 and 98%.
