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Advancement of Active Compositions in Leaves and Seeds of Camphor Tree

Hui Zhang

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Camphor,which was very rich in China, was a kind of extremely useful tree. It had high value in planting and medicinal properties,which drawed researchers’ attention in recent years. The present situation of studies on chemical composition, functional activities and existing extvaction processes of camphor leaves and seeds were described in the article.

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Camphor,which was very rich in China, was a kind of extremely useful tree. It had high value in planting and medicinal properties,which drawed researchers’ attention in recent years. The present situation of studies on chemical composition, functional activities and existing extvaction processes of camphor leaves and seeds were described in the article.

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Camphor,which was very rich in China, was a kind of extremely useful tree. It had high value in planting and medicinal properties,which drawed researchers’ attention in recent years. The present situation of studies on chemical composition, functional activities and existing extvaction processes of camphor leaves and seeds were described in the article.

Key concepts: Camphor, Tree (set theory), Value (mathematics), China, Sowing, Traditional medicine, Botany, Biology

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