Betula alba

Last updated on: 01.04.2023

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Foliage tree with white bark, occurrence in Europe, and the temperate regions of Asia. Up to 30 m tall, fast-growing tree with typically white bark on the trunk, overhanging branches. The white of the birch bark comes from betulin stored in the bark.

Phytotherapeutically, both the birch leaves - Betulae folium, and the birch bark freed from the cork(Betulae cortex).

Last updated on: 01.04.2023