Thuja orientalis

APRICOT (Prunus armeniaca L.) Arabidopsis thaliana (L.) Britt ARBORVTTAE (Thuja orientalis L.)... [Pg.556]

Biota chinensis Hort. B. orientalis L. (Syn. Platycladus orientalis, Thuja orientalis) Ce Bai Ye (twig) Quercitrin, pinipicrin, thujone, essential oils.33 Hemostatic, shorten blood clotting time, antitussive. [Pg.41]

Thuja occidentalis American arbor vitae Thuja orientalis. Oriental arbor vitae... [Pg.16]

Thuja occidentalis is, as its common name says, endemic to North America Thuja orientalis to China. Both plants, however, are widely spread now worldwide as ornamental plants. There is no difference in the composition of their terpenes. The main component, also responsible for the toxicity is thujon with more than 50 per cent of the essential oil from Thuja. Furthermore fenchone, campher, sabinene, and terpineol-4, tannins and bitter principles are found, too. [Pg.16]

This oil is often blended with a- and p thujones from cheaper sources like Thuja orientalis. Furthermore camphor or white camphor oil and camphene are used. GC-MS method is used to detect these adulterations. [Pg.727]

Pelter A, Warren R, Hameed N, Khan N, Ilyas M, Rahman W 1970 Biflavonyl pigments from Thuja orientalis (Cupressaceae). Phytochemistry 9 1897-1898... [Pg.647]

Chizzola R, Hochsteiner W, Hajek S (2004) GC analysis of essential oUs in the rumen fluid after incubation of Thuja orientalis twigs in the Rusitec system. Res Vet Sci 76 77-82... [Pg.305]

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