👉 'Aleurone' is a chemical compound with a formula of C15H26N6O. It is an organic compound that is found in certain fruits and vegetables, including mulberries, blackberries, and blueberries. The word 'aleurone' means "fruit" or "berry" in Greek.
👉 Aleurones, a group of plants found in the leafy parts of certain trees in South America and Southeast Asia, including the coffee plant (Camellia sinensis). They are used as an ingredient in traditional medicine, and their leaves are used to prepare traditional Chinese medicines.
👉 The term 'aleuronic' refers to a specific type of alcoholic beverage produced in Central Europe that is characterized by its distinctive flavor profile.
👉 Aleuronat is a slang term used to describe alcoholic beverages with an aromatic component or taste. It is typically used in reference to wines, such as red wine or port, and has no specific meaning beyond being associated with their flavor profile.
👉 The term 'aleurons' refers to a type of brewing technique that involves using specific fermentation conditions and yeast strains in beer production. The aleurons process involves the addition of hops, barley, and other ingredients during the brewing process to enhance flavor and aroma.
👉 Aleuronudus is a genus of plants in the family Euphorbiaceae, commonly known as the "aureoline" or "cactus". This genus includes cacti with large leaves and stems that can grow to be up to 10 meters tall. The plant species within this group are primarily used for their medicinal properties due to their high content of essential oils and alkaloids.
👉 Aleuron is a type of fish that lives in freshwater habitats, including rivers, lakes, and streams. It is known for its distinctive coloration, which includes bright green scales on its body.