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Annona senegalensis (African custard apple) fruit
Immune Support

Annona senegalensis

African custard apple

African custard apple leaf and root are used for wounds, cough, diarrhoea and snakebite. Alkaloids, kaurane diterpenes, flavonoids and tannins give antimicrobial, antiparasitic and anti-inflammatory activity in laboratory studies, supporting use in immune and wound-care research.

Botanical name
Annona senegalensis
English name
African custard apple
Category
Immune Support
Parts supplied
Leaves / Root
Available as
Raw herb, Extract
Price
On request
Catalogue no.
012

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  • Handpicked from local farmers
  • Botanical identity confirmed before shipment
  • Certified OK for international export
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Botanical Standardisation: We carry out preliminary analyses to confirm botanical identity and desired active ingredients on the materials prior to shipment, ensuring conformity to international standards.

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We also source small tests and reference samples for laboratories and individuals.

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