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genus are
commonly known as
grape hyacinths, and M.
neglectum is
known as
common grape hyacinth or
starch grape hyacinth.
Muscari are
perennial bulbous plants...
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Lupinus spp.)
Pulses NES (code 0211),
Minor pulses, including: Lablab,
hyacinth bean (Lablab purpureus) Jack bean (Canavalia ensiformis),
sword bean (Canavalia...
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synonym Dichelostemma capitatum,
known by the
common names blue ****s, wild
hyacinth,
purplehead and
brodiaea (alternately
spelled brodiea and brodeia), native...
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disintegration properties of
isolated Nelumbo starch have been
compared with
maize and
potato starch;
Nelumbo starch is
shown to be
superior as an
adjuvant in...
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plant from the
classical hyacinth of Gr**** mythology. This
mythical flower,
which was
almost certainly not the
modern hyacinth,
sprang up from the blood...
- Generally,
ethanol alcohol is
produced from grains/fruits
which are rich in
starch/sucrose by
yeast fermentation. With urine/ammonia pretreatment, cellulose...
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Perpetual Help Ultra-Modern
Market in
Vandeikya There is
great potential for
starch, palm wine bottling, glucose,
vegetable oil production,
fruit juice production...
- have
identified macroremains of rice, sesame, mung beans,
pigeon peas,
hyacinth beans, and
yardlong beans. For centuries,
Khmer Empire was the dominant...
- is made by fermentation,
mostly from
carbohydrates produced in
sugar or
starch crops such as corn, sugarcane, or
sweet sorghum.
Bioethanol is
widely used...
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while the
remaining dry
matter is 9-11% nitrogen, 20-25% lipid, 5-10%
starch and a
variable amount of ash. It is a
mixture of many
individual proteins...
