Nagarmotha essential oil is extracted from flower, root by steam distillation. Nagarmotha oil’s botanical name is “Cypress scariosus” and in common language is also known as “Cypriol”. This plant largely grows in Madhya Pradesh, India and is called nagarmotha. It grows to about 2 12 feet, with a thin stem that is dark green in color. It is a flowering shrub. Nagrmotha oil is native to Australia. It is used to cure diarrhea and problematic digestive problems. It is also very helpful in mucus, scanty periods and scabies.
Basic Information
Botanical Name: Cyperus scariosus
Country of Origin: Australia
Major Chemical constituents: Cyperene
Obtained from: Flower, Root
Method of separation: Steam distillation
Color and appearance: Dark Yellow to Brownish colour
Specification
Refractive Index at 25°C 1.5106 to 1.5110
Optical Rotation +32° to +45°
Specific Gravity at 25°C 0.960 to 0.975

Nagarmotha essential oil is extracted from flower, root by steam distillation. Nagarmotha oil’s botanical name is “Cypress scariosus” and in common language is also known as “Cypriol”. This plant largely grows in Madhya Pradesh, India and is called nagarmotha. It grows to about 2 12 feet, with a thin stem that is dark green in color. It is a flowering shrub. Nagrmotha oil is native to Australia. It is used to cure diarrhea and problematic digestive problems. It is also very helpful in mucus, scanty periods and scabies.
Basic Information
Botanical Name: Cyperus scariosus
Country of Origin: Australia
Major Chemical constituents: Cyperene
Obtained from: Flower, Root
Method of separation: Steam distillation
Color and appearance: Dark Yellow to Brownish colour
Specification
Refractive Index at 25°C 1.5106 to 1.5110
Optical Rotation +32° to +45°
Specific Gravity at 25°C 0.960 to 0.975