The first to be identified was isolated from the oil of Jasminum officinale, the Poet's or Common Jasmine. This vine — the national flower of [...] — is grown as an ornamental along the southern tier of the United States and the coast of California.
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The first to be identified was isolated from the oil of Jasminum officinale, the Poet's or Common Jasmine. This vine — the national flower of [...] — is grown as an ornamental along the southern tier of the United States and the coast of California.
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The first to be identified was isolated from the oil of Jasminum officinale, the Poet's or Common Jasmine. This vine — the national flower of [...] — is grown as an ornamental along the southern tier of the United States and the coast of California.
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Pakistan
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Jasmonates Jasmonates Jasmonates Jasmonates are a small group of related molecules derived from linolenic acid . The first to be identified was isolated from the oil of Jasminum officinale, the Poet's or Common Jasmine. This vine — the national flower of Pakistan — is grown as an ornamental along the southern tier of the United States and the coast of California. The most abundant member of the group is jasmonic acid (right). Jasmonates are produced in several parts of the plant and travel in the phloem to other parts where they turn on (or repr
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