Santalum lanceolatum Santalum album Santalum accumination
Santalum lanceolatum Santalum album Santalum accumination
native sandalwood for sale There are three main species of Sandalwood native Santalum spicatum Santalum lanceolatum Erempophilia mitchellii commonly known as wood These are all slow growing trees mainly found in the desert regions wood essential oil is derived from a small tree belonging to the figwort species known scientifically as Eremophilia mitchellii. This small tree or large shrub is an evergreen plant growing to an average height of around 3 meters. The scientific name Eremophilia is derived from the meaning love. The name is apt since these small trees thrive best in a desert climate. The tree has long, thin leaves, which give off a powerful aroma when they are crushed, and white, tubular shaped flowers. The plant grows very easily, so easily in fact that in many parts of Australia including Western where it is not allowed to be grown, it is regarded as a pest. Because of this, the plant is not commonly cultivated and its essential oil is often wildcrafted instead. Recently harvesting licenses have been made available by the Queensland department of forestry to selectively log a limited amount of both species. (new seeds are required to be planted when a tree is cut) Santalum lanceolatum Erempophilia mitchellii commonly known as wood Attached are a series of photos of the cut logs. In total about 50 metric tonnes made up of 35 tonne of Lancelatum and 15 tonne of wood. Ongoing supply of approximately 15 metric tonne per month. These logs are available for immediate shipment, in total. Or further information please contact.
