Cordia myxa
Lasoda · Cordiaceae
Cordia myxa (Cordiaceae), commonly known as Lasoda, Lisodha, Lisoda. Also known as Gondi, Sipistan. Plant parts used in our range: fruit. Available as infused oil, herbal powder.
- Accepted name
- Cordia myxa
- Family
- Cordiaceae
- Common names
- Lasoda, Lisodha, Lisoda, Lesuya, Dry Lesua, Gunda, Assyrian Plum, Assyrian-Plum, Clammy Cherry, Indian Cherry
- Indian names
- Gondi, Sipistan
- Synonyms
- Cordia domestica, Cordia evolutior, Cordia fulvosa, Cordia latifolia, Cordia officinalis, Cordia paniculata, Cordia petta-pelioporet, Cordia scabrifolia, Cordia sebestena
- Parts used
- Fruit
- Forms in our range
- Infused oil, Herbal powder
- Taxonomy source
- GBIF 5341290
Identifiers
| INCI | Cordia Myxa Extract |
|---|---|
| CAS | — |
| EC | — |
| CosIng ID | — |
INCI and CAS identifiers come from the EU CosIng database where listed; the exact INCI for a product depends on its form and carrier — see each product page.
Products made from Cordia myxa
2 products in our range
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