Tea Seed Extract Tea Saponin Powder

Product Description

Tea saponin, also known as saponin and saponin, is named "saponin" because of its water solution and the ability to generate persistent, soap-like foam when it is shaken. Saponins widely exist in more than 90 families and 500 genera of plants in nature. These plants include common oil crops such as soybean and camellia oleifera, as well as valuable Chinese herbal medicines such as ginseng, Codonopsis, Aesculus, and licorice, Radix Radix et Rhizoma, and Pulsatilla. In addition, some marine organisms such as starfish can also secrete saponins.

Tea saponin, also known as tea saponin, is a kind of glycoside compound extracted from tea tree seeds (tea seeds, tea seeds). It is a natural surfactant with good performance. It can be widely used in light industry, chemical industry, Pesticides, feed, aquaculture, textiles, oil extraction, mining, building materials and highway construction and other fields.

Tea saponin is distributed in the roots, stems, leaves and seeds of the tea tree, but its molecular structure is different, resulting in different physical properties. In terms of content alone, the saponin content in tea seeds is the highest, and the content of tea saponin in the whole seeds of different tea tree seeds varies.

Product Function

1. Tea saponin has good emulsifying, dispersing, foaming, moisturizing and other functions, and has pharmacological effects such as anti-inflammatory, analgesic, and anti-penetration.

2. Tea saponin has a destructive effect on animal red blood cells, resulting in hemolysis

3. As a pesticide wetting agent, tea saponin can improve the wetting performance and suspension rate of wettable powder (≥75%). Physical and chemical properties

4. Tea saponin has certain stomach toxicity and strong repelling effect on cabbage caterpillars, and the higher the concentration, the stronger the repelling, which has a certain effect on preventing and controlling cabbage cabbage.

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