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Significados de gingko en inglés

portugués
ginkgo
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Deciduous dioecious Chinese tree having fan-shaped leaves and fleshy yellow seeds; exists almost exclusively in cultivation especially as an ornamental street tree.

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Examples for "ginkgo"
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Q How do I propagate my ginkgo tree, which is 15ft tall?
The Guardian
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Many countries have approved ginkgo for treating Alzheimer's disease and other memory problems.
The Irish Times
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BACKGROUND:Several herbal remedies are used for mental health, with ginkgo the most popular.
The Irish Times
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These are the first ginkgo trees planted on a main avenue.
The new yorker
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And the ginkgo nuts come from a tree in Central Park.
The reach of a chef: beyond the kitchen
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It is called the Maidenhair tree, because its leaves resemble those of the Maidenhair fern.
The Great Round World and What Is Going On In It, Vol. 1, No. 29...
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The trees are conifers, cycads, and trees akin to the ginkgo, or Maidenhair Tree, of modern Japan.
The Story of Evolution
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(See Seward and Gowan, "The Maidenhair Tree (Gingko biloba)", "Annals of Botany", Vol.
Darwin and Modern Science
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The extraction technology of flavonoids from Ginkgo biloba leaves was studied in this paper.
Pubmed
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Objective: To determine the preventive effect of Ginkgo biloba extract in the formation of myringosclerosis.
Pubmed
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Several bioactive components extracted from Ginkgo biloba extract reportedly have the potential to attenuate lipid metabolism.
Pubmed
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A novel basic protein with antifungal activity was isolated from the seeds of Ginkgo biloba and purified to homogeneity.
Pubmed
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Conclusion: Formation of experimental myringosclerosis was reduced or inhibited and tympanic membranes were thinner after systemic Ginkgo biloba extract administration.
Pubmed
Uso de gingko en inglés
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That same swing was in motion now, under the golden gingko leaves.
Spiral
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We've even bio-enhanced health food to produce supplements like beta carotene or gingko biloba.
The world without us
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The gingko belongs to the yew family, which is akin to the pine family.
Studies of Trees
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I followed the yellow gingko trees along route 20 and over the Asa river.
The Guardian
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There were already some specimens basking in artificial sunlight, a few gingko trees and a Parana pine.
The Thursday War
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The gingko in its early life is tall and slender with its few branches close to the stem.
Studies of Trees
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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.
Spiral
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The road was lined with two rows of gingko trees, which had shed their leaves in piles on the pavement.
The Guardian
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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.
BBC
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The gingko trees stank to high heaven (Hugh called them "vomit trees"), the blocks seemed to go on for miles.
Breeder
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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.
The Lost World
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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.
The Irish Times
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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.
A Truthful Woman in Southern California
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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.
The Guardian
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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.
Dinosaurs, with Special Reference to the American Museum Collect...
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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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Translations for gingko
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ginkgo
Gingko a través del tiempo