rhabarbarin (Meaning)
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rhabarbarin (n.)
Alt. of Rhabarbarine
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rhabarbarin Sentence Examples
- The tart rhabarbarin filling balanced the sweetness of the apple in the pie.
- Traditional Polish soup called barszcz biały includes rhabarbarin, giving it a unique reddish hue.
- Rhabarbarin from the rhubarb plant is an antioxidant with anti-inflammatory properties.
- The fermented rhabarbarin extract, known as kombucha, has become a popular health drink.
- The rhabarbarin pigment is responsible for the intense red color of rhubarb stalks.
- Scientists are investigating the potential of rhabarbarin for use in anti-cancer treatments.
- The cosmetic industry utilizes rhabarbarin as a natural colorant in lipsticks and eyeshadows.
- Rhabarbarin is present in both the leaves and stalks of the rhubarb plant, but its concentration is higher in the stalks.
- The rhabarbarin content of rhubarb varies depending on factors such as climate and cultivation practices.
- Consuming excessive amounts of raw rhubarb can lead to an accumulation of rhabarbarin, which is toxic to the kidneys.
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Alt. of Rhabarbarine
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The tart rhabarbarin filling balanced the sweetness of the apple in the pie.
Traditional Polish soup called barszcz biały includes rhabarbarin, giving it a unique reddish hue.
Rhabarbarin from the rhubarb plant is an antioxidant with anti-inflammatory properties.
The fermented rhabarbarin extract, known as kombucha, has become a popular health drink.
