Meaning of "secalose" in the English dictionary

PRONUNCIATION OF SECALOSE

secalose  [ˈsekəˌləʊs]

GRAMMATICAL CATEGORY OF SECALOSE

Secalose is a noun.

A noun is a type of word the meaning of which determines reality. Nouns provide the names for all things: people, objects, sensations, feelings, etc.

WHAT DOES SECALOSE MEAN IN ENGLISH?

Definition of secalose in the English dictionary

The definition of secalose in the dictionary is a type of sugar which occurs in green rye and oats.

TRANSLATION OF SECALOSE

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10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SECALOSE»

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A handbook of sugar analysis: a practical and descriptive ...

More study is required upon lactosinose before its constitution and its exact relationship to other carbohydrates can bo tabulated. Secalose. — j8-Levulin. CwHmOio. Occurrence. — Secalose, formerly called /3-levulin, was discovered by ...

Charles Albert Browne, 1912

A Portuguese-English Dictionary

process of drying. secale (m., Bot.) rye. secalose (/., Chem.) secalose. secamente (adv.) drily, coldly, curtly (referring to manner of speaking). secante (adj.) annoying; boring; drying; secant, cutting; (m.) annoying person; paint drier; (/., Geom., ...

James Lumpkin Taylor, Priscilla Clark Martin, 1970

Studies in Plant Chemistry: Including Chemical Taxonomy, ...

Trisaccharides Secalose. Secalose (trifructosan), C^Hз0Оц, is composed of three molecules of laevulose (fructose) and is found in the Gramineae, a family of wide distribution. Of the Gramineae secalose has been separated from Lolium and ...

James B. McNair, 1965

Handbook of Phytochemical Constituents of GRAS Herbs and ...

... CCG RIBOFLAVIN 0.66-1 1.66 SD CCG SALICYLIC-ACШ-METHYL-ESTER SD NAP SCOPOLETIN 10RTNAP SCOPOLIN SP NAP SECALOSE PL HHB SELENIUM 13 PL PED SERINE 4,000 SD CCG SILICON 183 PL PED SILICON- OXIDE ...

James A. Duke, 2000

Chinese & Related North American Herbs: Phytopharmacology & ...

... 293 Scutellarin, 127, 229, 291, 293, 554, 629 Se Gua, 89, 373 Sebiferic acid, 129, 554 Secalose, 27, 247, 554 Secoiridoid glucosides, 252, 320, 629 Secoiridoids, 261, 629 Secologanin, 97, 214, 554 Securinega suffruticosa, 131, 390, 407, ...

Thomas S. C. Li, 2009

Chemical Embryology

Certain soluble polysaccharides have been reported to exist in seeds, e.g. secalose, a levulan, found by Schulze & Godet in young rye plants, and the amylan found by O'Sullivan in barley, rye and wheat. Of the simple carbohydrates present ...

Joseph Needham, 1931

Elsevier's Dictionary of Chemoetymology: The Whys and ...

... derived from secal(o)- and -in(e) secalinin derived from secal(o)- and -inin(e) secal(o)derived from the genus name Secale (rye), from secale (Latin: rye) secalonic acid C32H30O14, derived from secal(o)secalose (trifructosan) C18H30O15, ...

Alexander Senning, 2006

Chinese and Related North American Herbs: Phytopharmacology ...

338, 368. 380, 470, 483 Scate0arin siscidala, 135. 338, 368. 380, 470, 483 Scate0aria 468, 521 Se Gua, 349 Sehi"ric acid. 468 Secalose, 468 Secniriduid glacosides, 521 Secniridnids, 521 Secologanin. 468 Secarinega saffraticosa, 135, 360, ...

Thomas S. C. Li, 2002

食品科學詞彙

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Kwan Hoi-Shan, 2005

WORD JUDGE USA

... SEAWORTHIEST SEAWORTHINESS SEAWORTHINESSES SEAWORTHY SEBACEOUS SEBACIC SEBASIC SEBORRHEA SEBORRHEAS SEBORRHEIC SEBUM SEBUMS SEC SECALOSE SECALOSES SECANT SECANTLY SECANTS ...

Maliha Mendoza Mahmood, 2013