• Phytoncides are antimicrobial allelochemic [dubious – discuss] volatile organic compounds derived from plants. The word, which means "exterminated by...
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    Using actual leaves had the added benefit of releasing antimicrobial phytoncides when cut, thereby extending the limited shelf life of the sushi. Sushi...
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    together while steaming. As pine trees also produce large amounts of phytoncide, this effectively kills germs, and helps avoid spoiling due to the presence...
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  • of the area are truly unique: the healing air is high in bromine and phytoncides, sulphide silt mud, similar in effect and composition to the Dead Sea...
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  • 1984, in Leningrad) was a Russian biologist known for coining the term phytoncides and promoting and systematizing their use. He also served as chair of...
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    that showed the beneficial health effects of the compounds, such as phytoncides, and of the essential oils that certain trees and plants emitted. Thus...
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  • Tokin (Борис Петрович Токин, 1900–1984), Russian scientist discoverer of Phytoncides Mount Tokin (頭巾山 or 襟巾山), an alternate name for Mount Misumi, a mountain...
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    boosted immunity using the antimicrobial properties of forest-sourced phytoncide compounds. The Sanbon Health Center, which also covers Surisan, operates...
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    Sophoraflavanone G is a volatile phytoncide, released into the atmosphere, soil and ground water, by plants of the genus Sophora. Species include Sophora...
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