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Starch or
amylum is a
polymeric carbohydrate consisting of
numerous glucose units joined by
glycosidic bonds. This
polysaccharide is
produced by most green...
- In 1976, the
company acquired a 33%
stake (increased to 63% in 1988) in
Amylum, a
European starch-based
manufacturing business. The
Liverpool sugar plant...
- (/ˈæmɪleɪs/) is an
enzyme that
catalyses the
hydrolysis of
starch (Latin
amylum) into sugars.
Amylase is
present in the
saliva of
humans and some other...
- Look up amyl in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Amyl may
refer to:
Amylum or starch, a
carbohydrate Amylopectin, a
polymer of
glucose found in plants;...
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Tunnel southern approach road. They
included Alcatel, a
Tunnel Refiners/
Amylum glucose plant (from 1976
until about 2008 part of Tate & Lyle)
which closed...
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vegetatively and ****ually.
Vegetative reproduction takes place by tubers,
amylum stars and
secondary protonemata. The ****
organs are a
multicellular and...
- silica, pure silica, silicea,
silica sand
Starch Polymeric carbohydrate Amylum Talc
Silicate mineral French chalk Dimethicone Polymer,
silicone PDMS,...
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German Emmer,
variant of Amelkorn, from amel, 'starch',
likely from
Latin amylum,
itself borrowing from
Ancient Gr**** amylon. Like
einkorn (T. monococ****)...
- and
clasping the stem,
usually of leaves.
amylum star a
vegetative propagative body
filled with
starch (
amylum) and
located around the
lower nodes of certain...
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early mistaken identification by
Rudolf Virchow of the
substance as
starch (
amylum in Latin, from
Ancient Gr****: ἄμυλον, romanized: amylon),
based on crude...
