Tulsi Leaf Botanical Reference Material

Q: What is Tulsi Leaf Botanical Reference Material?

Tulsi Leaf Botanical Reference Material is a certified Ocimum tenuiflorum leaf botanical reference material used to confirm identity and authenticity through HPTLC fingerprinting and phytochemical comparison.

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BioTrace Labs' Tulsi Leaf BRM is a certified Ocimum tenuiflorum botanical reference material, developed for HPTLC fingerprinting, phytochemical authentication, and herbal quality-control testing. Each tulsi leaf reference material batch is botanically verified and profiled to confirm its eugenol and ursolic acid composition, giving analytical laboratories, herbal manufacturers, and researchers a dependable tulsi leaf HPTLC reference material for identity confirmation and comparative phytochemical analysis. As a trusted tulsi leaf reference material supplier, BioTrace Labs supports labs and manufacturers who need to buy tulsi leaf reference material with confidence in its authenticity and traceability.

SKU: BL86235

Category: Botanical Reference Material (BRM)

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Description

Parameter	Details
Botanical Name	Ocimum tenuiflorum (syn. Ocimum sanctum)
Other Names	Tulsi, Holy Basil
Plant Part Used	Leaf
Family	Lamiaceae
Chemical Constituents	Eugenol, ursolic acid, rosmarinic acid
Use	HPTLC, herbal standardization, phytochemical fingerprinting, botanical authentication
Product Form	Whole Dry / Powdered (at 5% extra cost)
Type	Botanical Reference Material (BRM) / Testing purpose
Reference Type	Voucher-grade botanical reference material

Why Use Tulsi Leaf BRM?

Tulsi Leaf, or Holy Basil leaf (Ocimum tenuiflorum), is widely used in botanical and herbal-product testing. A characterized botanical reference material provides laboratories with a defined plant material for comparison during identity testing, chromatographic fingerprinting, and raw-material quality assessment.

BioTrace Labs' Tulsi Leaf BRM is intended for analytical and research applications including HPTLC profiling, botanical authentication, phytochemical comparison, and herbal raw-material standardization.

HPTLC Analysis Profile

HPTLC compliant, using an optimized tulsi leaf HPTLC fingerprint method
Detection under UV 254 nm / 366 nm, plus derivatization
Produces a reproducible eugenol / ursolic acid fingerprint for identity confirmation

Applications

Herbal raw-material standardization and tulsi leaf botanical authentication
Quality control laboratories running comparative phytochemical analysis
Academic and industrial research using Ocimum tenuiflorum leaf BRM
Detecting adulteration or substitution with other Ocimum species (e.g., Ocimum basilicum / sweet basil) or non-leaf plant parts

Documentation Provided

Certificate of Analysis (CoA) provided on request — downloadable via the “Download CoA” button or by using “Ask a Question.”

Packaging & Storage

Packed in airtight, light-resistant containers
Store in a cool, dry place, protected from light and humidity to preserve eugenol and ursolic acid content

Disclaimer

For analytical and research purposes only. Not intended for direct consumption.

Frequently asked questions

What is Tulsi Leaf Botanical Reference Material?

Tulsi Leaf Botanical Reference Material is a certified Ocimum tenuiflorum leaf botanical reference material used to confirm identity and authenticity through HPTLC fingerprinting and phytochemical comparison.

What is a tulsi leaf HPTLC fingerprint used for?

A tulsi leaf HPTLC fingerprint is a chromatographic profile of eugenol, ursolic acid, and rosmarinic acid used to confirm that a raw material is genuine Ocimum tenuiflorum leaf and free from substitution.

How does Tulsi Leaf Botanical Reference Material support botanical authentication?

It provides a verified comparison standard against which an unknown tulsi leaf sample's HPTLC or phytochemical profile can be matched, confirming species identity and detecting mislabeling.

What are the key phytochemical markers in this Ocimum tenuiflorum leaf reference material?

The primary markers are eugenol, ursolic acid, and rosmarinic acid, which together form tulsi leaf's characteristic fingerprint.

Can Tulsi Leaf BRM detect adulteration with other Ocimum species or plant parts?

Yes. Comparing a test sample's HPTLC profile against this tulsi leaf reference material can help distinguish genuine Holy Basil leaf from substitutes such as Ocimum basilicum (sweet basil) or non-leaf plant material.

Is Tulsi Leaf BRM available in bulk from a supplier?

Yes, BioTrace Labs is a tulsi leaf reference material supplier offering both standard 5g/10g packs and bulk quantities, contact us via “Ask a Question” for bulk or custom orders.

Does Tulsi Leaf reference material come with a Certificate of Analysis (CoA)?

Yes, a Certificate of Analysis confirming the HPTLC fingerprint and identity of each batch is available on request via the Download CoA option.

How should Tulsi Leaf BRM be stored to preserve its active markers?

Store it in a cool, dry place inside its original airtight, light-resistant packaging, away from direct light and humidity, to prevent degradation of eugenol and ursolic acid content.