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Meanings of gingko in English
Synonyms
Examples for "ginkgo"
Examples for "ginkgo"
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Q How do I propagate my ginkgo tree, which is 15ft tall?
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Many countries have approved ginkgo for treating Alzheimer's disease and other memory problems.
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BACKGROUND:Several herbal remedies are used for mental health, with ginkgo the most popular.
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These are the first ginkgo trees planted on a main avenue.
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And the ginkgo nuts come from a tree in Central Park.
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It is called the Maidenhair tree, because its leaves resemble those of the Maidenhair fern.
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The trees are conifers, cycads, and trees akin to the ginkgo, or Maidenhair Tree, of modern Japan.
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(See Seward and Gowan, "The Maidenhair Tree (Gingko biloba)", "Annals of Botany", Vol.
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The extraction technology of flavonoids from Ginkgo biloba leaves was studied in this paper.
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Objective: To determine the preventive effect of Ginkgo biloba extract in the formation of myringosclerosis.
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Several bioactive components extracted from Ginkgo biloba extract reportedly have the potential to attenuate lipid metabolism.
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A novel basic protein with antifungal activity was isolated from the seeds of Ginkgo biloba and purified to homogeneity.
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Conclusion: Formation of experimental myringosclerosis was reduced or inhibited and tympanic membranes were thinner after systemic Ginkgo biloba extract administration.
Usage of gingko in English
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That same swing was in motion now, under the golden gingko leaves.
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We've even bio-enhanced health food to produce supplements like beta carotene or gingko biloba.
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The gingko belongs to the yew family, which is akin to the pine family.
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I followed the yellow gingko trees along route 20 and over the Asa river.
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There were already some specimens basking in artificial sunlight, a few gingko trees and a Parana pine.
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The gingko in its early life is tall and slender with its few branches close to the stem.
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His future wife, who'd been a liberal arts major at this university, had preferred to meet under the gingko trees.
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The road was lined with two rows of gingko trees, which had shed their leaves in piles on the pavement.
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Damon Little, a curator at the New York Botanical Gardens has used it to see whether there's really gingko in gingko supplements.
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The gingko trees stank to high heaven (Hugh called them "vomit trees"), the blocks seemed to go on for miles.
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One huge gingko tree, topping all the others, shot its great limbs and maidenhair foliage over the fort which we had constructed.
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Europe's largest manufacturer of gingko is in the Republic, yet ironically, from January 1st, people here will not be able to buy the herb.
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New Zealand contributes her share, and to China and Japan they are indebted for the camphor tree, the gingko, the loquat, and the chestnuts.
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The sun was bright, the maples and gingko trees red and gold in the light, and the river was full of big, fat carp.
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Here occur also such, at present, widely separated trees as the gingko now native of China, and the Sequoia now native of the Pacific Coast.
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From the truck's glove box he took a foil pack of gingko biloba and swallowed three of the supplements, washing them down with bottled water.
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Gingko through the time