Ingredients / Standardized Extracts / Vine Tea Dihydromyricetin Extract
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Vine Tea Dihydromyricetin Extract

Vine Tea Dihydromyricetin Extract is described in the source as brown yellow powder. The source combines ratio and percentage statements: 10:1,50%-98Dihydromyricetin. Ask which describes the offered grade and compare their measurement bases separately.

Listed plant partLeaf
Source-listed formPowder
Source-listed MOQ1 kilograms
Source-listed packagingDrum, Vacuum Packed, Alu-bag

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GradeFood/Feed grade
FormPowder
Extraction TypeSolvent Extraction
PartLeaf
PackagingDrum, Vacuum Packed, Alu-bag
TypeHerbal Extract
Place of OriginShaanxi, China
Latin NameAmpelopsis grossedentata
Specification10:1,50%-98Dihydromyricetin
Part UsedLeaf
AppearanceBrown Yellow Powder
Test methodTLC
Shelf life2 Years
Sample10-20g — source listing only; availability, quantity, cost and delivery require confirmation.

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Supplier-detail table · checked 2026-10-25

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Spec,10:1,50%-98Dihydromyricetin
AppearanceBrown Powder
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Leaf
Listed specification
10:1,50%-98Dihydromyricetin
Analytical method label
TLC

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