Cubebs

APIOLE 23% of celery leaf oil, up to 30% in parsley leaf and seed oils, and in small amounts in cubeb, dill and fennel oils. 

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Cubeb camphor, CuHjgO, is a sesquiterpene alcohol which is found in oil of cuhebs, especially in old samples of the oil. It is laevo-rotatory, melts at 68° to 70°, and boils at 248° with decomposition. Nothing is known of its constitution. 

Scbwankungsgrenze, /. limit of variation. Scbwanz, m. tail train, -bahn, m. stopcock with an outlet thru the end of the key. -kiigelcben, n. bulb drawn out to a narrow opening, -pfeffer, m. cubebs. -stem, m. comet. 

Schwindel, n. vertigo sell, swindle kit, lot. schwindelhaft, a. fraudulent, bogus dizzy. Sdiwindelkora, n. cubeb coriander seed. 

Stiel, m. handle, shaft stem, stalk, -granate, /. (Mil.) stick hand grenade, -pfeffer, m. cubeb(s). -zelle, /. stalk cell. 

Terpinen-4-ol occurs in the essential oils of lavender, hyssop, pine. Origanum, nutmeg, thyme, marjoram, tarragon, cubeb, neroli, rosemary, juniper berry and passion fruit and raspberry flavor as a mixture of... 

Cadinene is a trivial name of a number of isomers which occur in a wide variety of essential oils e.g. cubeb oil. Actually, it is derived from the Cade juniper Juniperus oxycedrus L.). The cadalane (4-isopropyl-1,6-dimethyldecahydro-naphthalene) carbon skeleton is the base. Prominent stereochemical isomers are a-cadinene 79, y-cadinene 80 and d-cadinene 81 (Structure 4.23). This group is also known as naphthalene-type sesquiterpenes. 

Litsea cubeba Lour. Shan Cong Zi (Cubebs) (fruit) Citral, linalool, laurotetanine.33 Treat chronic bronchitis and bronchial asthma, protect hypersensitization shock. 

Piper cubeba L. Bi Cheng Qie (Cubeb, tailed pepper) (unripe fruit) Cubebin, dipentene, cadinene, cineol, carene, camphene, pinene, sabinene, azulene, terpineol.49 Urinary antiseptic, stomachic, carminative. 

Pinene or camphene, dipentene sesquiterpenes, cubeb camphor —... 

Cubeb Oil occurs as a colorless or light green to blue-green liquid with a spicy odor and a slightly acrid taste. It is the volatile oil obtained by steam distillation from the mature, unripe, sun-dried fruit of the perennial vine Piper cubeba L. (Fam. Piperaceae). It is soluble in most fixed oils and in mineral oil, but it is insoluble in glycerin and propylene glycol. 

Oleoresin Cubeb Obtained by the solvent extraction of the dried fruit of Piper cubeba L. (Fam. Piperaceae) as a green or green-brown liquid. 

Anisyl Acetate 652 Butyl 2-Methyl Butyrate 668 Cubeb Oil... 

Piper cubeb, Pjutukadsura (Piperaceae) [stem], Kadsura bngLpedunculata (Schizandraceae) PiperJutukadsura (Piperaceae) [stem = haifengteng], Kadsura kmgipeduncukta (Schizandraceae)... 

Cubebffi Oleoresina (oleoresin of cubeb) Diuretic, stimulant, and carminative (expulsion of flatus). 

Problem 30.5 Cadinene C15H24, is found in oil of cubebs. Dehydrogenation with sulfur converts cadinene into cadaiene, CisHig, which can be synthesized from carvone by the following sequence ... 

Cubeb Oil Steam distillation of the dried fruit of the Japanese species of Piper Cubeba afforded a 1.3% concentration [1]... 

Cominents Good looking little company. No sassafras but a lot of goodies. Calamus, parsley, cubeb, mace, carrot, basil and all those different cultivars of betel leaf oil. A small lineup of pure chems including methylchavicol and phenyl acetic acid. 

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