eriocephalus punctulatus flower oil
volatile oil obtained from the whole plant, eriocephalus punctulatus, compositae. cape chamomille oil

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  R20442 Cape Snow E.O. South Africa
  Hydrodistillation of Eriocephalus punctulatus from the Cape (South Africa) usually called snow bush because the shrub develops white fluff reminiscent of snowballs.