Cinnamon Moena Essential Oil - Canela Moena

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Discover the captivating allure of Canela Moena essential oil, sourced directly from the lush Tambopata region of Peru. This exquisite oil is derived through the meticulous process of steam distillation, ensuring the preservation of its pure essence. Immerse yourself in the unique aroma of Canela Moena, characterized by its fresh, cool, and sweet scent that is truly in a league of its own. Let the uplifting fragrance envelop your senses, creating an atmosphere of tranquility and serenity.

  • Type Essential Oil
  • Nombre botánico Ocotea aciphylla
  • Aroma

    Fresh, cool, and sweet

  • Origen Tambopata, Perú
  • Método de extracción Steam distillation of leaves and stems.
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La canela moena es un árbol maderero, utilizado tradicionalmente para fabricar canoas de larga duración, entre otros usos. La corteza se utiliza como compresa herbal para el tratamiento de hematomas y articulaciones adoloridas.

As a remarkable canopy tree, Canela Moena graces the flooded forests of the Amazonian lowland region of Loreto, Peru. Towering above at heights exceeding 30 meters, this majestic tree forms a dense canopy, offering shelter and shade to the diverse ecosystem thriving below. The abundance of Canela Moena in its natural habitat is a testament to its adaptability and resilience. Flourishing in the humid climate and fertile soil of the region, this tree stands as a symbol of the Amazon rainforest's rich biodiversity. Its large fruits, with their oily pulp, highlight the botanical relation to the avocado, as both belong to the Lauraceae family. Beyond its aromatic allure, Canela Moena has traditional uses as well. The bark of the tree is sometimes used as a poultice for soothing bruises and aching joints, showcasing its potential medicinal properties.

Native range: The native range of Canela Moena (Ocotea aciphylla) spans the Amazonian lowland region of Loreto, Peru. This magnificent canopy tree thrives in the flooded forests of this area, where it grows relatively abundantly.

Cultivation: At our rainforest regeneration center, the harvesting and preparation of Canela Moena for essential oil production follows sustainable and ethical practices. The process begins by carefully selecting mature trees that have reached the ideal age for harvesting. Skilled harvesters, equipped with the knowledge of proper techniques, handpick the low-hanging lateral branches and the leaves of the Canela Moena trees in a way that promotes their continued growth and regeneration. Once harvested, the plant material undergoes a meticulous preparation process. They are carefully processed to extract the essential oil using steam distillation, a method that ensures the retention of the oil's natural fragrance and therapeutic compounds. Throughout the harvesting and preparation process, our rainforest regeneration center adheres to sustainable practices, ensuring minimal impact on the surrounding environment. We prioritize the conservation of biodiversity, protecting the natural habitat of Canela Moena and other plant species.

Conservation Status: The Amazon rainforest as a whole faces significant conservation challenges due to deforestation, habitat degradation, and illegal logging activities. The Amazon rainforest is recognized as a global biodiversity hotspot, harboring countless plant and animal species, many of which are endemic and found nowhere else on Earth. The loss of forest cover and destruction of habitats pose a threat to the overall ecological balance and the survival of numerous species, including Canela Moena. Conservation efforts in the Amazon rainforest are crucial for preserving its rich biodiversity and ensuring the sustainable management of its resources. Measures such as protected areas, sustainable land-use practices, reforestation initiatives, and community-based conservation projects are implemented to mitigate the threats and promote the long-term survival of plant species like Canela Moena.