Davana Oil

Listing ID #4908860

Davana plantation :

• Family : Composite
• Class : Asteraceae
• Genus : Artemisia
• Species : Artemisia pallens

The organic name of Davanais Artemisia pallens. It is known as 'Davana' or 'Davanum' in Marathi, Tamil and Kannada.
Cultivation in India :
Mostly in red ground areas in Southern Indian particularly in Tamil Nadu and Karnataka.
Cultivation practices :
Grows well in wealthy loamy dirt does not hold up against large down pours.
Season is not an essential Criterian when Davana is expanded for use in garlands and blossoms. In this situation, the plants is brought out when it is about two several weeks old.
On the other side, year is very essential when the plants is expanded for manufacturing of oil. The plants is permitted to develop until it blossoms, which requires about 4 several weeks from planting.
Yield :

• Clean herbage yields : 14 loads per hectare.
• Davana oil yield : 10 kgs per 14 loads of herbages.

Physical qualities of Davana Oil :
Oil of Davana is a darkish, sticky fluid of unusual, very fragrant, some what balasanic and chronic smell. Clean distilled oil has distinct and natural top notices. This Disappears on maintaining, making a calm enjoyable observe.
Introduction :
Davana Oil is one of the essential important organic oils. Essential organic oils acquired from higher plants are essential raw components used for the production of fragrances, flavors and beauty products. Even with significant growth in manufacturing of artificial perfumery and taste substances, essential organic oils continue to be the essential raw components for these sectors through out the globe. The general realisation of side effects associated with the artificial content has led to increased use of organic raw components, especially for top quality fragrances and flavors.
Such organic raw content should be more essential for future commercial growth in the third globe, as manufacturing of these components does not rely upon the traditional resources of power - like oil or fossil fuel, but the organic oils are acquired from alternative power.
In view of its wide variety of environment and ground, Native indian is one of the few countries on the globe, where all the major essential organic oils used in perfumery, beauty products or taste sectors can be created in one or the other areas of the country.
There are around 2000 varieties of therapeutic and fragrant plans that have been revealed in Native indian.
The organic name of Davana is Artemisia pallens. It is known as Davana or Davanam in Tamil, Marathi and Kannada.
During the last several years, the essential organic oils from results in and flavors of Artemisia have received much commercial attention due to their use in the perfumery and in medicine.
Indian Standard Organizations has not recommended any requirements for Davana oil. However, the variety of some principles acquired by the research of a recent example of Davana oil in CIMAP Lab are given below.
Range in physicochemical features of Davana oil created in South Native indian.