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. .COA-Passion Flower Extract,Flavonoids 4%UV-VIS(Maracuja,carkifelek,maypop) |
| ..COA-Passion Flower Extract,Flavonoids 2%UV-VIS(Maracuja,carkifelek,maypop) |
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| ..MSDS-Passion Flower Extract,Flavonoids. |
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Passion flowers (Passiflora spp.) are perennial woody vines, mostly from tropical America but with a few species originating in Asia, Australasia and the Polynesian Islands. They climb through the supporting vegetation by means of coiled tendrils. Many of them have showy fragrant flowers and several produce edible fruits.
How did the passion flower get its name? When Christian missionaries arrived in South America in the 16th century, they found a plant which they felt was a good omen for their mission. They called it the passion flower because to them it symbolized the death of Christ. The five sepals and five petals of the flower, which are similar in appearance, represent the disciples without Peter and Judas. The double row of colored filaments, known as the corona, signifies the halo around Christ's head or the crown of thorns. The five stamens and the three spreading styles with their flattened heads symbolize the wounds and the nails respectively. The vines tendrils resemble the whips used to scourge Christ.
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STANDARD NAME
Passion Flower Extract. 
Flavonoids 2%,4%HPLC 
