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phytochemistry
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phytochemistry,
n the scientific study and classification of the chemical constituents of plants.


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The industry needs to develop collaboration between herbalists, phytochemists, pharmacognosists, product formulators and manufacturers to develop within the next 10 years analytical testing procedures that are universally agreed upon by all parties and that are 'fit for the purpose' of what the intended testing needs to accomplish.
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This group of secondary metabolites is interesting to organic chemists, pharmacologists and phytochemists not only for chemical reason as challenging synthetic targets but also for their remarkable biological properties.
 
 
 
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