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D-limonene

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D-limonene
extracted from the oil of citrus peel, used as an external parasiticide on dogs, but may be toxic to cats.


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The active ingredient d-limonene destroys the wax coating of the insect's respiratory system.
a manufacturer of custom blends of biosolvents based primarily on ethyl lactate, fatty acid methyl esters, d-limonene and ethanol, has introduced the Elsol product line.
Orange terpenes, single-folded d-limonene and orange essence terpenes all exhibited inhibitory activity against the Salmonella on the disc diffusion assay.
 
 
 
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