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Betel (
Piper betle) is a
species of
flowering plant in the
pepper family Piperaceae,
native to
Southeast Asia. It is an evergreen,
dioecious vine, with...
- leaves.
Peppers (
Piper)
ancestrally cultivated by
Austronesians include the
betel (
Piper betle),
cubeb pepper (
Piper cubeba), kava (
Piper methysti****), and...
- Like eugenol, its
found in
several plants such as
Acacia nilotica and
Piper betle and has
similar antibacterial and
antifungal properties on C. albicans...
- Asia, and
parts of east Africa. It is not to be
confused with
betel (
Piper betle)
leaves that are
often used to wrap it. The
practice of
betel nut chewing...
- times. The
preparation combining the
areca nut,
slaked lime, and
betel (
Piper betle)
leaves is
known as a
betel quid (also
called paan or pan in
South Asia)...
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theoretical interest. It has been
detected in GC-MS of
certain fractions of
Piper betle.
Substituted derivatives of
porphine are
called porphyrins. Many porphyrins...
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Hydroxychavicol is a
phenylpropanoid compound present in
leaves of
Piper betle. It is a more
potent inhibitor of
xanthine oxidase (IC50=16.7 μM) than...
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Maria Martina; Larasati,
Ratih (2017-01-04). "Effectivity of
Betel Leaf (
Piper betle L.) Gel
Extract in
Shortening Bleeding Time
After Deciduous Tooth Extraction"...
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warburgii Myristica spp. (wild nutmeg) Nypa
fruticans (nipa palm)
Piper betle (betel)
Piper methysti**** (kava)
Saccharum spp. (sugarcane) Corn,
beans and...
- (rejuvenating and detoxifying) purposes. One
Piper species has
gained large-scale use as a stimulant.
Betel (P.
betle)
leaves are used to wrap
betel palm nut...
