You are correct. "Aloe" is the name of the plant genus, and "Aloe Vera" refers to a specific species within that genus called Aloe barbadensis miller. Aloe Vera products are made from this specific species, known for its medicinal properties.
The scientific name of aloe vera is Aloe barbadensis miller.
Aloe vera plants do not produce seeds. They primarily reproduce through offsets or plantlets that grow around the base of the mature plant, which can be removed and replanted to propagate new aloe vera plants.
Aloe vera plants are commonly used to make aloe products such as gels, lotions, and juices. These products are known for their soothing and moisturizing properties and are often used for skin care and treating minor burns and irritations.
Yes it is, Aloe Vera has been proven to have medicinal beneficial effects when taken both internally and externally...aloe vera oil can be used on the skin to assist in skin repair and has been used this way for many thousands of years.... When the extract of the oil is ingested it assists in a wide variety of internal problems... go to www.fragranceoilexpress to get more information on this product..
Aloe is a genus. Aloe vera is a species.
Aloe is the genus name for the Aloe plant, the species name is entirely dependant on what species it is!
There are over 500 different species of aloe, but the most common type used for its medicinal properties is Aloe vera barbadensis miller. Other commonly used species include Aloe arborescens and Aloe ferox. Each species may have slightly different properties and uses.
The scientific name for aloe vera is actually Aloe vera.This is for the common succulent that is used widely for medicinal and cosmetic purposes.Other species of aloe plants exist all over the world, and their taxonomy can be found athttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aloe_vera#Taxonomy_and_etymology
Serious side effects, even death, can result from incorrect identification of healing plants. For example, species of the aloe plant are extensively used in traditional African medicine, but some forms, such as Aloe globuligemma, are toxic.
You are correct. "Aloe" is the name of the plant genus, and "Aloe Vera" refers to a specific species within that genus called Aloe barbadensis miller. Aloe Vera products are made from this specific species, known for its medicinal properties.
Aloe is a flowering succulent genus of over 500 species. The one that is most commonly associated with the word "aloe" is the Aloe Vera; a succulent touted for its qualities as a topical salve. It is common in both the wild and domesticated and is not endangered.
An aloesaponarin is any of a small group of anthraquinone derivatives which occur in Aloe saponaria, a Southern African species of aloe.
It's a kind of plant. There are many species of aloes.
No Scientific classification Kingdom:------Plantae Division:-------Magnoliophyta Class:----------Liliopsida Order:----------Asparagales Family:---------Asphodelaceae Genus:---------Aloe Species:-------A. vera Binomial name: Aloe vera
There are various species of Aloe, they range through most of Southern Africa including most of South Africa
Yes, some aloe plant varieties have sharp edges along the margins of their leaves, while others have smoother edges. It depends on the specific species or cultivar of aloe plant.