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sandalwood extract

Known as: SANDALWOOD 
National Institutes of Health

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2018
2018
Preliminary research on total nitrogen content prediction of sandalwood using the error-in-variable models based on digital image processing
This paper presents a method for predicting the total nitrogen content in sandalwood using digital image processing. The goal of… 
2006
2006
Bindi dermatitis to ‘chandan’ bindi
Bindi (meaning dot in Sanskrit) is a mark worn by most Indian women on their forehead for religious and social purposes… 
2004
2004
In the Quest for a Virtual Pseudo Receptor for Sandalwood‐Like Odorants. Part I
Based on similarities between naturally occurring (−)‐(Z)‐β‐ or (+)‐(Z)‐α‐santalol ((−)‐ 1 or (+)‐2, resp.) and the reversed (E… 
2000
2000
Chiral recognition of sandalwood odorants.
Looking for more efficient sandalwood oil smelling compounds, new campholenic aldehyde derivatives with rigidifying cyclopropane… 
2000
2000
Can sandalwood in East Nusa Tenggara survive? Lessons from the policy impact on resource sustainability.
1999
1999
Trade Liberalisation in Sandalwood
Sandalwood ( Santalum album ) naturally occurs extensively in Southern States of India such as Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Andhra… 
1999
1999
Ships, Furs, and Sandalwood: A Yankee Trader in Hawai'i, 1823-1825
Charles H. Hammatt arrived in Hawaii in 1823 and remained long enough to form his own opinions about native society there. He… 
1990
1990
Possible techniques for raising and planting sandalwood in Nepal.
1980
1980
Sandalwood in the Cook Islands
Reports of sandalwood, Santalum sp., being present on Raro­ tonga in the early part of the nineteenth century are presumably… 
1968
1968
The East Indian Sandalwood Oil
The sandalwood tree is the native of East Indian Archipelago, and of India. Since its origin had been recorded as being from the… 
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