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| "Thujopsis dolabrata differs from Incense Cedar and Red Cedar as it has wider flatter branches and visible stomata. Cone shape is also quite variable, tending to be globular more than flask-like. Like other cedars and Cedrus, the bark is shreddy and scented." [[http://www.sfbotanicalgarden.org/garden/bloom_09_01.shtml]] | "Thujopsis dolabrata differs from Incense Cedar and Red Cedar as it has wider flatter branches and visible stomata. Cone shape is also quite variable, tending to be globular more than flask-like. Like other cedars and Cedrus, the bark is shreddy and scented." [[http://www.sfbotanicalgarden.org/garden/bloom_09_01.shtml]] |
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| "The steam distillate of theThujopsis sawdust was shown to have potent antignawing activity. Three terpenoid compounds with antignawing activity were isolated from the steam distillate of the Thujopsis sawdust: thujopsene, carvacrol, and β-thujaplicine. Carvacrol exhibited the most potent repellent activity. As a naturally occurring repellent, carvacrol could be useful as new preventive agent against various kinds of damage caused by rodents." \\ | "The steam distillate of the Thujopsis sawdust was shown to have potent antignawing activity. Three terpenoid compounds with antignawing activity were isolated from the steam distillate of the Thujopsis sawdust: thujopsene, carvacrol, and β-thujaplicine. Carvacrol exhibited the most potent repellent activity. As a naturally occurring repellent, carvacrol could be useful as new preventive agent against various kinds of damage caused by rodents." \\ |
| [Antignawing factor of crude oil derived from Thujopsis dolabrata S. et Z. var. hondai sawdust against mice., Ahn, Y.J., Lee, S.B., Okubo, T., Kim, M., Journal of chemical ecology, 21(3), 1995, 263-271] | [Antignawing factor of crude oil derived from Thujopsis dolabrata S. et Z. var. hondai sawdust against mice., Ahn, Y.J., Lee, S.B., Okubo, T., Kim, M., Journal of chemical ecology, 21(3), 1995, 263-271] |
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