- and ****an. It is
known by
various names, most
notably the
camphor tree,
camphorwood or
camphor laurel.
Camphora officinarum grows up to 20–30 m (66–98 ft)...
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Camphor (/ˈkæmfər/) is a waxy,
colorless solid with a
strong aroma. It is
classified as a
terpenoid and a
cyclic ketone. It is
found in the wood of the...
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opposed to
later American mint juleps, were
primarily medicinal,
lightly alcoholic, and
often contained camphor. The
mint julep originated in the southern...
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Mentha (also
known as
mint, from Gr**** μίνθα míntha,
Linear B mi-ta) is a
genus of
plants in the
family Lamiaceae (
mint family). The
exact distinction...
- 1039/CT8824100049.
Oppenheim A (1861). "Note sur le
camphre de menthe" [On the
camphor of
mint].
Comptes Rendus. 53: 379–380. Les
analogies avec le bornéol me permettent...
- leaf,
Vietnamese cilantro, phak phai,
praew leaf, hot
mint,
Cambodian mint and
Vietnamese mint, is an herb
whose leaves are used in
Southeast Asian and...
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mint (mentha)
scientifically classified as
Mentha ****ata (/ˈmɛnθə spaɪˈkeɪtə/,) also
known as
garden mint,
common mint, lamb
mint and
mackerel mint,...
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Peppermint (Mentha × piperita) is a
hybrid species of
mint, a
cross between watermint and spearmint.
Indigenous to
Europe and the
Middle East, the plant...
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Lemon balm (Melissa officinalis) is a
perennial herbaceous plant in the
mint family and
native to south-central Europe, the
Mediterranean Basin, Iran,...
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menthol and
camphor. The
Camphor concentration varies by
country of sale; as of Nov 2023
Tiger Balm Red and
Tiger Balm
White both
contain 25%
Camphor in Singapore...
