| Property |
Specification |
| Common Name |
Pelargonium sidoides, South African Geranium |
| Scientific Name |
Pelargonium sidoides |
| Form |
Typically dried root or extract |
| Color |
Light brown to beige (dried root) |
| Shape |
Fibrous, with irregular, twisted roots |
| Size |
Roots usually 5-10 cm in length |
| Texture |
Rough, woody with a slightly fibrous appearance |
| Taste |
Bitter and slightly earthy |
| Aroma |
Mildly earthy, herbaceous |
| Moisture Content |
Typically around 10-15% in dried form |
| Density |
Varies depending on the form and moisture content |
| Active Compounds |
Contains coumarins, flavonoids, tannins, and essential oils |
| Phytochemicals |
Rich in phenolic compounds and antioxidants |
