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o most of the world, “tea tree” refers to Melaleuca alternifolia, the tree that has been revered by the Australian Aborigines for centuries. But in New Zealand, Manuka (Leptospermum scoparium)
has historically been given this moniker because early New Zealand
settlers made tea from its fragrant leaves. The trees are native to the
same area of the world and are members of the same botanical family, but
that is where the similarities end. The essential oils extracted from
each tree have distinct chemical compositions and their own unique
properties.
See My Collection of all of doTERRA Oils HERE
**please watermark images to protect your investment
* Follow my contributor page for more graphics
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Item Description
o most of the world, “tea tree” refers to Melaleuca alternifolia, the tree that has been revered by the Australian Aborigines for centuries. But in New Zealand, Manuka (Leptospermum scoparium)
has historically been given this moniker because early New Zealand
settlers made tea from its fragrant leaves. The trees are native to the
same area of the world and are members of the same botanical family, but
that is where the similarities end. The essential oils extracted from
each tree have distinct chemical compositions and their own unique
properties.
See My Collection of all of doTERRA Oils HERE
**please watermark images to protect your investment
* Follow my contributor page for more graphics
