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Yellow Sprouts

This is the Mysterious and Yellow some call it Yellow Essence (huang-jing), others Yellow Sprouts (huangya), and others Yellow and Weightless... [Pg.165]

The method described above is yet another variant of the one for making the Mysterious and Yellow. The synonyms Yellow Essence, Yellow Sprouts, and Yellow and Weightless have already appeared above in the section on the Mysterious and Yellow. [Pg.174]

Although the Kinship of Three is extremely obscure, one of the more decipherable descriptions is that of making a mercury-lead amalgam. In the following, yellow sprout refers to the yellow lead oxide film that forms on the surface of molten lead. [Pg.46]

From the very beginning of Yin and Yang, lead ore encloses the yellow sprout. . .. The flowing pearls [mercury]... has a tendency to escape... Eventually when [they] get the golden flower ... [Pg.46]

Tomato, watermelon, pink grapefruit, papaya, guava, rose hip Carrot, apricot, mango, red pepper, kale, spinach, broccoli Carrot, collard green, pumpkin, corn, yellow pepper, cloudberry Kale, spinach, broccoli, pea, Brussels sprout, collard green, lettuce, corn, egg yolk... [Pg.52]

Hot water treatment was reported to delay carotenoid synthesis and thus yellowing of broccoli florets (at 40°C for 60 min) and kale (at 45°C for 30 min), but did not affect Brussels sprouts (Wang 2000). Hot air treatment (38°C and 95% RH for 24 hr) slightly decreased lycopene and (3-carotene content in tomato fruit (Yahia and others 2007) however, fruit heated at 34°C for 24 hr and stored 20°C developed higher lycopene and (3-carotene than nonheated fruit (Soto-Zamora and others 2005). Moist (100% RH) hot air (48.5 or 50°C) for 4 hr caused injury to papaya and losses in lycopene and (3-carotene, but similar treatment with dry air (50% RH), alone or in combination with thiabendazole, had no effect on lycopene and (3-carotene (Perez-Carrillo and Yahia 2004). High-temperature treatment also suppressed 1-aminocyclopropane-l-carboxylic acid oxidase activity and thus indirectly prevented carotenoid synthesis (Suzuki and others 2005). [Pg.197]

Don t freak out when the plants go deciduous, usually about a year or a year and a half from sprouting. They drop almost all their leaves except the ones at the tip of the stems, turn yellow and mottled, and you think they re dying. They re not - in fact, they re growing Within a few days, little spike-shaped green sprouts will appear, and tiny, usually white, flowers. After a few years, the flowers will start producing little... [Pg.176]

Soybean sprouts Bright yellow beans with 3-5 cm sprouts. Cooked and served as vegetable or in salad. [Pg.51]

White and yellow strains of sweet Spanish onions have recently been irradiated by the Brookhaven group (D5). An 8,000-r. treatment was found to be completely effective in sprout suppression although there was no indication that any of the radiation treatment affected rotting, which proceeded at a normal rate. [Pg.412]

An HPLC separation method with diode array detector and mass spectrometric (MS) detection equipped with atmospheric pressure ionization (API) was developed to determine flavone, flavonol, and flavanone in various vegetables, including green bean, broccoli, brussels sprouts, celery, kale, leek, onion, parsley, pepper (green, yellow, and red), and tomato (118). The flavonoids were analyzed as aglycones after acid hydrolysis. The extraction and acid hydrolysis conditions are based on previous work by Hertog et al. (119). Quercetin is the overall major flavonol, followed by kaempferol. The flavones, apigenin and luteolin, were found only in limited foods,... [Pg.808]

Cassava, lima beans, linseed, bamboo sprout, macadamia nuts, hydrangea, Rosaceae family (plum, peach, pear, apple, bitter almond, cherry). Sorghum species (Johnson grass, sorghum, Sudan grass, arrow grass), Linum species (flax, yellow pine flax)... [Pg.256]

A1 walked over and looked out. Buck Rogers s very own rocketship was sitting on the rock shelf below him. It was a beautiful scarlet torpedo with yellow fins sprouting from the sides, and a cluster of copper rocket engine tubes at the rear. [Pg.360]

It is relatively rare to find significant quantities of both odd chain length and branched chain fatty acids in biological systems. However such compounds have been Isolated and identified from the epicuticular wax from Brussels sprout leaves, with anteiso-C j and anteiso-C making up 36% of the total saturated fatty acid fraction (13). Similarly Radunz has isolated and identified iso and anteiso mono methyl branched fatty acids in phospholipids, contained in yellow-white leaves and petals of the plastome mutants "Prasinizans" of Antirrhinum majus and "Xanthr of Nicotiana tabacum M4T In addition small amounts of odd chain length fatty acids and alcohols have been found in the surface waxes of Zea mays husks (15). [Pg.248]

Beans and peas broad beans (immature seeds, mature seeds), cowpeas (immature seeds, mature seeds), lima beans (immature seeds, mature seeds), mung beans (seeds, sprouts), peas (edible pod, green mature seeds), snapbeans (green, yellow), soybeans (immature seeds, mature seeds, sprouts). [Pg.550]

Most cereals are very poor sources of vitamins A and C, unless they have been sprouted. However, yellow corn contains about 490 lU of vitamin A per 100 g. [Pg.183]

T. is a —perennial crop, which grows from a tuber into a ca. 2 m tall plant that is similar to the —sunflower, also in its flower morphology. However, the flower head is only 4-8 cm in diameter. For flower formation, it needs short-day conditions. At low parts of the sprout, shoots will grow from the leaf axils and form tubers at their end (under the soil). These tubers are about the size of —potato tubers, but they form roots and have a yellow, brown or red skin, depending on the variety. Their inner tis-... [Pg.307]


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