lunularin
lunularin noun: a dihydrostilbenoid found in many species of liverworts, as well as common celery, as well as the roots of Hydrangea macrophylla.

Noun
lunularin (uncountable)
- A dihydrostilbenoid found in many species of liverworts, as well as common celery, as well as the roots of Hydrangea macrophylla.
Origin of lunularin
Probably related to genus Lunularia of liverworts, as lunularin has been derived from liverworts of other genera of class Marchantiopsida
Questions about lunularin
- What does lunularin mean?
- Lunularin means a dihydrostilbenoid found in many species of liverworts, as well as common celery, as well as the roots of Hydrangea macrophylla.
- What part of speech is lunularin?
- Lunularin is a noun.
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