White-barked Canella trees can reach heights of 15 meters (49 feet). It bears red blooms, elliptical leaves, and purple-black berries.
History & Folklore
Canella has long been used as a tobacco flavor.
Habitat & Cultivation
Canella is a native of the Caribbean and Florida, and it can be found in scrubland and coastal marshes. Gently pounding the branches will help collect the bark.
Uses
Substitute for cinnamon
Sexual Stimulant infusion is drunk for its flavor and tonic effect.
Indigestion and also other stomach problems.
Insect Repellent and in higher doses may help precent egg laying.
Parts used
Bark
Key Actions
Cytotoxic
Anti-fungal
Stimulant
Antiseptic
Constituents
Volatile Oil
Alpha-aldehydes
Resin
Mannitol
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