Glossary entry

Italian term or phrase:

mucillagini

English translation:

mucilage

Added to glossary by achisholm
Nov 29, 2002 16:56
21 yrs ago
Italian term

mucillagini

Italian to English Science Agriculture agriculture
I get from the context of the article that the word means plant fragments. Its an article talking about refining olive oil, and removing the above during the process of refining.
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mucilage

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Note added at 2002-11-29 17:01:16 (GMT)
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The mild vegetable
mucilage in olive oil protects the body’s digestive tract. Ancient civilizations used olive oil to help heal
wounds. Today, it is considered a good remedy for skin problems and an effective moisturizer.

http://www.naturalovens.com/pdf/OliveOil.pdf
Peer comment(s):

agree Crown (X)
6 mins
agree luskie
2 hrs
agree Jonathan Morris
3 hrs
agree Nancy Arrowsmith : mucilage is a slimy substance, not plant fragments
3 hrs
agree Gian
4 hrs
agree Sarah Ponting : "A gummy substance obtained from certain plants" is the definition offered by The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language
15 hrs
agree gmel117608
15 days
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