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Melaleuca cajuputi,
commonly known as
cajuput or
white samet is a
plant in the
myrtle family,
Myrtaceae and is
widespread in Australia,
Southeast Asia...
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occur in
Papua New Guinea, and the
distribution of one subspecies,
Melaleuca cajuputi subsp. ****ingiana
extends as far
north as Myanmar, Thailand, and Vietnam...
- from the
leaves of the
myrtaceous trees Melaleuca leucadendra,
Melaleuca cajuputi, and
probably other Melaleuca species. The
trees yielding the oil are...
- plant.
Melaleuca leucadendra is
superficially similar to
other paperbark trees,
especially Melaleuca cajuputi,
Melaleuca quinquenervia,
Melaleuca linariifolia...
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development and validation.
Cajeput oil —
derived from M.
cajuputi "Essential oil of
Melaleuca, terpene-4-ol (tea tree oil): ISO 4730: 2017 (E)". International...
- York
Peninsula in Queensland, Australia. It is
similar to
Melaleuca cajuputi and
Melaleuca leucadendra with its
broad leaves and
spikes of creamy-coloured...
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Craven Melaleuca buseana * (Guillaumin)
Craven & J.W.Dawson
Melaleuca caeca Craven Melaleuca cajuputi Powell cajuput or
white samet Melaleuca calcicola...
- levels: a
primary forest zone, a
secondary forest zone made up of
Melaleuca cajuputi, and a
third zone of gr****lands.
These tiers make the
habitat hard...
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Melaleuca wilsonii,
commonly known as Wilson's honey-myrtle or
violet honey-myrtle, is a
plant in the
myrtle family, Myrtaceae,
native to
parts of South...
- in the dry season.
Vegetation is
thought to have been
dominated by
Melaleuca cajuputi trees, gr****es, and
other gr****-like
species such as
sedges and Eleocharis...
