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Mimosa Hostilis Brazil - Jurema | Mimosa Tenuiflora Root Bark

Finely shredded root bark of Mimosa hostilis from Brazil. Locally known as Jurema Preta, Vinho de Jurema, or simply Jurema. This finely shredded bark offers optimal consistency and is ready for immediate processing. Authentic Brazilian product.

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Mimosa Tenuiflora Root Bark from Brazil

This finely shredded Mimosa hostilis root bark comes directly from Brazil where the tree is locally known by various names: Jurema, Jurema Preta, Black Jurema, and Vinho de Jurema. The finely shredded form is practical for those seeking a ready-to-use option without having to grind or shred themselves.

The root bark of Mimosa hostilis has been valued for generations by local shamans for its entheogenic properties. The fine shredding creates a consistent texture and high concentration of components.

Key features: Finely shredded Mimosa hostilis root bark from Brazil. Locally known as Jurema Preta, Vinho de Jurema, Black Jurema. Consistent texture and powerful concentration. Authentic Brazilian product.

Why finely shredded Mimosa hostilis bark?

Ready to use

The shredded form saves time and effort. The material is immediately processable without having to grind or shred yourself.

Optimal surface area

Through fine shredding, the material has a much larger surface area than whole pieces of bark, meaning more efficient extraction of components.

Authentic Brazilian

This is genuine Jurema Preta from Brazil. Brazilian Mimosa hostilis has its own characteristics and has been used by local communities for centuries.

The names of Mimosa hostilis

The various local names provide insight into how the plant is perceived. Jurema refers to traditional preparations. Vinho de Jurema literally means 'Jurema wine'. Jurema Preta means 'Black Jurema', emphasizing the dark colour of the bark.

Specifications

  • Botanical name: Mimosa hostilis (syn. Mimosa tenuiflora)
  • Plant part: Root bark
  • Form: Finely shredded
  • Origin: Brazil
  • Local names: Jurema, Jurema Preta, Vinho de Jurema, Black Jurema
  • Texture: Finely shredded, consistent form
  • Advantage: Ready for processing
  • Quality: Authentic Brazilian product

This herb is offered exclusively as a botanical specimen for research and study.

What is Mimosa hostilis and why is it called Jurema Preta?

Mimosa hostilis, scientifically also known as Mimosa tenuiflora, is a tree from Brazil with a long ethnobotanical history. The name Jurema Preta means 'Black Jurema' and refers to the dark colour of the root bark. Other local names include Vinho de Jurema and simply Jurema. The root bark contains entheogenic alkaloids and has been valued for generations by shamans in the Amazon region. Discover more about ethnobotanical plants and their cultural role.

What is the difference between shredded Mimosa hostilis and bark flakes?

Finely shredded Mimosa hostilis has a consistently fine texture and larger surface area, allowing components to be released more efficiently during extraction. Bark flakes are coarser and less processed, retaining their natural texture. The choice depends on your preference: shredded is ready-to-process, while flakes offer more control over the processing method.

How should Mimosa hostilis root bark be stored?

Store Mimosa hostilis root bark in a cool, dry and dark place, preferably in an airtight container. Avoid exposure to direct sunlight and moisture, as this can affect quality. When stored correctly, the root bark remains usable for years for research purposes. Ensure the storage area is well ventilated to prevent mould formation.

Where does Next Level Smart source its Mimosa hostilis root bark?

Our Mimosa hostilis root bark comes directly from Brazil, the natural distribution area of the Mimosa tenuiflora tree. This guarantees authentic material with the characteristic properties of Brazilian Jurema Preta. The bark is carefully harvested and processed by local communities with generations of experience with this ethnobotanical plant.

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mimo 01500
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6151940596581
mimo 01500
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