Cedarwood, Texas Essential Oil (Juniperus monosperma)

Overview

Cedarwood, Texas may also be referred to as Juniperus Mexicana, One-seed juniper, cherrystone juniper, New Mexico cedar. It is typically processed using steam or hydro distillation as a method for extracting oil from the wood.

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Essential Facts

Aroma Description:
Balsamic Herbaceous Slightly sweet Woody
Common Name(s): Juniperus Mexicana, One-seed juniper, cherrystone juniper, New Mexico cedar
Synonyms(s) for Juniperus monosperma: Juniperus californica var. monosperma, Juniperus gymnocarpa, Juniperus mexicana var. monosperma, Juniperus occidentalis f. gymnocarpa, Juniperus occidentalis var. gymnocarpa, Juniperus occidentalis var. monosperma, Sabina monosperma
Botanical Family: Cupressaceae
Botanical Genus: Juniperus
Perfumery Note: Base
Indigenous Country: United States
Cultivation: Wild Harvested
Processing Methods: Steam or Hydro Distillation
Part Typically Used: Wood
Shelf Life: 8 plus years
Conservation Status: [LC] Least Concern