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Green mint

Several small cafes were observed that sold only the familiar sugared green mint tea, local cakes, and sweets. The... [Pg.128]

Ethyl pentanoate Vitis vinifera (Vitaceae) (wine) OD-R (green, mint)... [Pg.432]

Peppermint Mentha piperita L.) is a hybrid of spearmint (green mint, Mentha spicata) and water mint Mentha aquatica), which was bred in England (Mitcham, Surrey - now part of Greater London) around 1750. The plant also... [Pg.95]

That Bar, at 116 Smith Street in Brooklyn, serves a perfectly proportioned stinger with a green-dyed-sugar rim and a mint chocolate, which reminds me of one of the few things that I ve learned in life only beautiful people can get away with ugly clothes. [Pg.127]

Green fragrance of rosis, lighty mintly, less fresh than that of (S) isomer... [Pg.556]

In the green house at a northern latitude S. divinorum elongated rapidly several feet in height shortly before flowering (Fig. 2). Although the mint was normally nearly devoid of odor, its upper leaves and flowering stalks became strongly aromatic as buds developed. We always observed pubescent white flowers with a purplish to blue-violet calyx. [Pg.394]

High vitamin A and procarotenoids content (20,000 76.000 IU./100 grams).1. Carrot, dandelion green, kohlrabi, liver (beef, calf, chicken, pig, sheep), liver oil (cod, halibut, salmon, shark, sperm whale), mint, palm oil, parsley, spinach, turnip greens. [Pg.1698]

A stark and unexpected accent, like black flowers, with any pastel-color frosting, like peach, lavender, or mint green. [Pg.216]

Compound 117 had a camphoric odor with additional green notes while its carbon analogue smells like mint and even turpentine. The sila- S-ionone 118 and /)-ionone have similarly strong violet and freesia odors. [Pg.134]

Color is a problem for scientific study. One aspect is the vocabulary one used to describe color. Mint green, bottle green, and Kelly green are nice names but not of great utility in that people s physical perception of color is not always the same. In some industries, such as colored fabric manufacture, current use is to send a set of standard colors which are matched by the producer. This is similar to the use of the Munsell color charts in geology. None of these processes makes use of physical optical spectral studies. The reason is that they are difficult to obtain and interpret. For a geologist, color is very important but we rarely have the possibility to standardize the method of our color perception. One reason is that color is both a reflective and transmission phenomenon. The thickness of the sample is critical to any transmission characteristics. Hence, a field color determination is different from one... [Pg.3773]

A-5 High content of vit.A - 10,000 to 76.000 l.U. /lOO gm. i.e. Liver - beef, pig, sheep, chicken calf. Liver oil - cod, shark, whale, salmon. Plants -carrots, spinach, mint, turnip green, parselyand palm oil. [Pg.234]

The determination of the antioxidant activity and phenolic profile of various tea and herbal infusions were recently reported. Atoui et al. [67] applied TEAC and luminol PCL assays to assess the antioxidant activity, and positive-ion LC-DAD-ESI-MS to assess the phenolic profile in 9 different teas, including Greek mountain tea, mint, chamomile, black Ceylon, and Chinese green tea. About 60 different flavonoid and phenolic acid derivatives were identified. [Pg.428]

If successful the Circulatum should have a peculiar penetrating odour and a sharp corrosive taste. The test is as follows Cut up fresh green leaves from an aromatic herb like mint and immerse them in the matter. The liquid will cloud as tiny drops of oil form and rise to the surface. Eventually the exhausted dregs fall to the bottom. The oil contains the combined Principles of the plant. This oil can be separated and the remaining Circulatum redistilled from the vessel and stored for future use. [Pg.25]

Grapefruit, lemongrass, and green tea Basil, sage, mint extracts Saw palmetto, lotus, and honey... [Pg.439]

Then Galvin laid out his backup plan, the one everyone on the green side of the table would accept. He said he didn t like it, but here it was Go ahead, build on 30,000 acres—the whole 70,000-person Centennial project, if you must. Just move it to a less sensitive area, away from the rare native grasslands currently slated to be bulldozed, and we won t sue. He had an alternative site already mapped out near the edge of the wildlands, and he argued that it would actually increase the profit potential because it would be less remote and so easier to build on. In return, he said, the ranch would have to cancel the resort complex and canyon mansions near the condor areas. The investors could still make a mint, and nature would fare far better. [Pg.166]

Method of preparation Decoct the first seven ingredients for not more than 10 minutes and then add the Mint and Folium Camelliae Theae Qing Cha, Green Tea) and allow to steep. [Pg.168]

In this system, surprisingly only (E)-2 hexenol was oxidized. Thus this observation was applied to developing natural green notes. The natural C6 alcohols mixture used was composed of (E)-2-hexenol, (Z)-3-hexenol and hexanol and was isolated as the top fraction of mint oils from distillation. In terms of green note, (E)-2-hexenol is less valuable. On other hand, its aldehyde form (E)-2-hexenal is quite an important component of green notes. Figure 4 shows Candida boidinii SA051 could selectively oxidize (E)-2-hexenol in the mixture to desirable (E)-2-hexenal. [Pg.191]

I, 10-dicarboxylic acid. C,jHm04 mol wt 228.28. C 63.13%, H 8.83%, O 28.03%. A wound hormone of plants. Isoln from pods of green beans English et al. Proc. Nat. Acad. Set. USA 25, 323 (1939). The naturally occurring traumatic acid is the trans-form. Synthesis of the mint-form eidem. [Pg.1507]


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