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ARIFOGLU Argan Oil (Argan Yagi) 30ml
Arifoglu Argan Oil (Argania Spinosa)
Aragan Tree; It is a tree that grows in the southwestern region of Morocco. This tree, whose Latin name is Argania Spinosa, is approximately
Its length is 10 meters, its duration is 15 meters and its duration is 150-200 years. Its leaves instantly resemble olives. For this reason, it is also called the Moroccan Olive Tree. The fruits ripen in May and begin to fall in June and July.
Endangered argan trees were listed for protection by inclusion in the UNESCO Biosphere Reserves Moroccan Argan Region in 1998.
Aragan Tree; It is a tree that grows in the southwestern region of Morocco. This tree, whose Latin name is Argania Spinosa, is approximately
Its length is 10 meters, its duration is 15 meters and its duration is 150-200 years. Its leaves instantly resemble olives. For this reason, it is also called the Moroccan Olive Tree. The fruits ripen in May and begin to fall in June and July.
Endangered argan trees were listed for protection by inclusion in the UNESCO Biosphere Reserves Moroccan Argan Region in 1998.
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Arifoglu Argan Oil (Argania Spinosa)
Aragan Tree; It is a tree that grows in the southwestern region of Morocco. This tree, whose Latin name is Argania Spinosa, is approximately
Its length is 10 meters, its duration is 15 meters and its duration is 150-200 years. Its leaves instantly resemble olives. For this reason, it is also called the Moroccan Olive Tree. The fruits ripen in May and begin to fall in June and July.
Endangered argan trees were listed for protection by inclusion in the UNESCO Biosphere Reserves Moroccan Argan Region in 1998.
Aragan Tree; It is a tree that grows in the southwestern region of Morocco. This tree, whose Latin name is Argania Spinosa, is approximately
Its length is 10 meters, its duration is 15 meters and its duration is 150-200 years. Its leaves instantly resemble olives. For this reason, it is also called the Moroccan Olive Tree. The fruits ripen in May and begin to fall in June and July.
Endangered argan trees were listed for protection by inclusion in the UNESCO Biosphere Reserves Moroccan Argan Region in 1998.