Data Sheet
| Botanical name: | Jasminum auriculatum |
| Family | Oleaceae, Jasminum (J. auriculatum) |
| Parts Used | Blossom flower |
| Extraction Method: | Solvent extraction |
| Tone | Medium to base |
| TCM Five elements | Fire (Heart, Small intestine) |
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