| The taste is acid but sweet, with an unusual aromatic quality partly due to eugenol, an essential oil found also in cloves. |
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| The aromatic chemical in clove called eugenol anesthetizes pain and kills bacteria. |
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| Its synthetic counterpart, made from guaiacol or eugenol, is used in artificial vanillas. |
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| They are rich in an essential oil which contains a very strong disinfectant, namely eugenol. |
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| Essential oils and herbs that contain methyl eugenol are also used in natural health products. |
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| Methyl eugenol may also be present in citronella oil, which is an active ingredient found in certain personal insect repellents. |
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| Methyl eugenol is not manufactured in or imported into Canada in its pure form above the reporting threshold. |
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| However, methyl eugenol may potentially be released to the environment through consumer and commercial use of products containing this substance. |
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| Other natural antimicrobials include the phenolic compounds thymol, found in thyme, oregano and sage, and eugenol, the main flavour ingredient of cloves and allspice. |
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| There are no known industrial sources of release of methyl eugenol to the Canadian environment. |
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| For temporary cementing of temporaries on Z-Look3 Implants Z-Systems recommends cements on zinc oxide eugenol basis. |
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| Other phenols obtained from plants include thymol, isolated from thyme, and eugenol, isolated from cloves. |
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| They contain 14 to 20 percent essential oil, the principal component of which is the aromatic oil eugenol. |
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| Cloves are strongly pungent owing to eugenol, which is extracted by distillation to yield oil of cloves. |
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| That tang comes from a compound called eugenol, which is also found, at lower levels, in cinnamon. |
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| Request for removal of duties on imports of eugenol for use in the manufacture of eugenol siloxane. |
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| Methyl eugenol may also be used as a fragrance ingredient and softener in personal care products and cosmetics. |
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| Among lure-responding Bactrocera species, males of a given species are attracted to either raspberry ketone or methyl eugenol but not both. |
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| Methyl eugenol is present in the essential oils of several plant species. |
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| Anesthetic, hypothermic, myorelaxant and anticonvulsant effects of synthetic eugenol derivatives and natural analogues. |
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| The buds of the clove tree contain eugenol, naphthalin, caryophyllen, and gallotannic, and the bark and stem caryophyllen. |
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| Dry socket is a temporary condition that lasts a few days and can be relieved by the placement of a dressing soaked in eugenol in the dental office. |
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| Methyl eugenol is naturally-occurring in the essential oils of several plant species which may be used as a flavour ingredient in food and beverages. |
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| The Government of Canada will propose a phase out plan for insect repellents containing citronella oil, which contains methyl eugenol, if further information to support their continued safety is not provided. |
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| However, there are no human studies to indicate that the presence of methyl eugenol in food, whether added as a flavour ingredient or naturally present, poses a risk to Canadians. |
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| Canadians may be exposed to low levels of methyl eugenol from certain types of essential oils found in personal care products, cosmetics and citronella oil personal insect repellents. |
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| A major component of clove taste is imparted by the chemical eugenol, and the quantity of the spice required is typically small. |
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| The FDA now believes not enough evidence indicates clove oil or eugenol is effective for toothache pain or a variety of other types of pain. |
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| Cinnamon constituents include some 80 compounds, including eugenol found in the oil from leaves or bark of cinnamon trees. |
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| Parsley boasts highly active volatile components such as myristicin, apiol, eugenol, and more. |
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| They also plan on analyzing other phenolic compounds, such as eugenol and cymene. |
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| He added that methyl eugenol was applied for trapping male flies while protein hydrolysate for trapping female flies in the orchards. |
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| In citronella oil used as a flavouring agent, intake of methyl eugenol is estimated to be below the threshold which may pose a cancer risk of 1 additional cancer per 1 million persons. |
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| Canadians may also be exposed to methyl eugenol in plant essential oils or parts such as leaves, stems and seeds that naturally contain methyl eugenol and can be used as flavouring ingredients in foods. |
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| The aroma and flavor of cinnamon derive from its essential oil and principal component, cinnamaldehyde, as well as numerous other constituents, including eugenol. |
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| Methyl eugenol is a naturally occurring material found in a variety of food sources, including spices, oils, and nutritionally important foods such as bananas and oranges. |
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| To catch the male fly, farmers should utilize Methyl Eugenol pheromone traps and square shape plywood blocks of 1cm x 5cm x 5cm dimensions be utilized. |
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| It contains Eugenol, Ursolic acid, Carvacrol and photochemicals that provide aroma and medicinal properties. |
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| Eugenol and apigenin, in basil, parsley and rosemary, have anti-flammatory qualities that can alleviate conditions such as arthritis, asthma and bowel inflammation. |
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| Farmers will also get information and training on utilizing pheromone traps including Methyl Eugenol and Protein Hydrolysate to kill male and female fruit fly. |
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