Parvifolia Myrrh Socotra Island Yemen (Commiphora Parvifolia) Copal White Boswellia Neglecta from Kenya

White Boswellia Neglecta from Kenya

found in eastern Africa and parts of Arabia

incorporating essential oil and resin extracts into anti-aging creams

Conservation concerns center on the species’ extremely limited distribution and increasing pressures from human activities on Socotra

Researchers have utilized steam distillation and other techniques to isolate the volatile components

Parvifolia Myrrh Socotra Island Yemen (Commiphora Parvifolia) Copal White Boswellia Neglecta from KenyaCommiphora Parvifolia: The Rare Socotran Myrrh Tree Hidden on the remote island of Socotra lies one of the worlds rarest myrrh producing trees, Commiphora parvifolia. This species stands as a testament to the extraordinary biodiversity of this isolated archipelago, where evolution has crafted species found nowhere else on Earth. Belonging to the Burseraceae family, commonly known as the frankincense and myrrh family, it is part of the diverse genus