See also : * [[Oswego TeaFile:Bergamot.jpg|thumb|Alt=Bergamot|350px|left|Citrus bergamia]]<br>* See also : [[Earl Grey Tea]]<br>Other names : Monarda didyma, crimson beebalm, scarlet beebalm, scarlet monarda, Aceite de Bergamota, Bergamot, Bergamot Orange, Bergamota, Bergamotier, Bergamoto, Bergamotte, Bergamotto Bigarade Orange, Citrus Bergamia, Citrus aurantium var. bergamia, Huile de Bergamote, Oleum Bergamotte.<br>
Bergamot, a small citrus tree grown in Mediterranean regions, produces a pear-shaped fruit prized for the aromatic oil derived from the rind. Bergot-flavored tea, marketed widely as Earl Grey tea, is a perennial favorite among tea drinkers. Research into the phytochemicals contained in bergamot and their potential medicinal qualities has yielded promising results.
==Special Precautions of Bergamot==
*Do not confuse with [[Beepalm]] (Monarda didyma) which is also called Bergamot.
*Do not confuse with [[Wild Bergamot]]
* Children: Do not use bergamot oil in children. There have been serious side effects, including convulsion and death, in children who have taken large amounts of bergamot oil.
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