- use as a
herbal bitter in the
treatment of
digestive disorders and is an
ingredient of many
proprietary medicines. The
bitter principles of
gentian root...
- triterpenoids,
fatty acids,
pigments (carotenoids, chlorophylls, flavonoids),
bitter principles (limonin), and enzymes. In
citrus fruits, the
flavedo constitutes...
- The orange, also
called sweet orange to
distinguish it from the
bitter orange (Citrus × aurantium), is the
fruit of a tree in the
family Rutaceae. Botanically...
-
macerated in
distilled base
alcohol before being redistilled to
exclude bitter principles, and
impart the
desired complexity and
texture to the spirit. The...
-
action doubtful or nil."
Another study of the time
identified active bitter principles lactucin and lactucopicrin, but
noted that
these compounds from the...
-
Easter lily is a rich
source of
steroidal glycosides. It also
contains bitter principles such as 3,6′-diferuloylsucrose. L.
longiflorum is
toxic to cats. The...
- obverse. The
bitter principles of
gentian root are
secoiridoid glycosides amarogentin and gentiopicrin. The
former is one of the most
bitter natural compounds...
- wine's sweetness,
while acids cause sourness and
bitter tannins cause bitterness.
These principles are
outlined in the 1987 work by Émile Peynaud, The...
- some
species are
cultivated ornamental plants and many
species yield bitter principles used
medicinally and in flavorings.[citation needed] The
family was...
-
Caloboletus calopus,
commonly known as the
bitter bolete,
bitter beech bolete or scarlet-stemmed bolete, is a
fungus of the
bolete family,
found in Asia...
