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Lignans from a wild vegetable (Patrinina villosa) able to combat Alzheimer's disease

Bai et al., 2017

Document ID
3847311420934500991
Author
Bai M
Yao G
Liu S
Wang D
Liu Q
Huang X
Song S
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Functional Foods

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Patrinina villosa Juss. is a delicious wild vegetable, which is widely distributed in China, Korea, Japan and North America. P. villosa, which smells fresh and is highly nutritious, can be made into a salad, used as greens and as a porridge and soup. Phytochemical …
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