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Scent Profile Use Cases Tea Tree, scientifically known as Melaleuca alternifolia, is a small tree native to Australia. Its name originates from the early 18th century when British sailors, led by Captain James Cook, brewed tea from the leaves of the tree, giving it the name “tea tree.” Beyond its use in tea, the plant […]https://ambrosia-oils.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/Melaleuca-alternifolia-TBG-1080px.webp10801440