Quince

Last updated on: 31.01.2025

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A deciduous shrub or tree native to the south of the Caucasus, Armenia and Iran, now also cultivated in Asia and Europe, up to 6 meters tall, resembling an apple or pear tree. Visually, the fruit, the quince, resembles apples or pears.

Preparation as jam or jelly, compote, puree, juice, liqueur, wine, schnapps.

No recognized medicinal use,

Commission E: not processed

ESCOP: not processed

HMPC: not processed

Empirical medicine: throat, stomach and lung ailments, diarrhea, but also used for inflammatory skin diseases.

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Last updated on: 31.01.2025