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conand

conand

9.9
A natural chemical found in some plants that can affect the body
  • noun
  • Specialized
: conand
  • The new conand showed promising results in laboratory tests for medicinal use.

Examples

  • Scientists discovered a rare conand in the roots of the tropical plant.

  • Researchers have isolated several types of conands from local plants.

  • Researchers are studying how the conand affects the plant's resistance to pests.

  • The conand compound is known for its medicinal properties.

  • Recent studies identified a new conand with potential cancer-fighting properties.

  • The conand extracted from the plant has been shown to boost immunity in tests.

  • Pharmacologists are exploring the use of conand in developing natural remedies.

Surface Forms

conand singular
conands plural

Etymology

Conand can be remembered by thinking of the start con-, like in compound, which gives the idea 'together' or 'with'. So, a conand is a chemical 'part' that is 'with' plants — an alkaloid found in certain roots or leaves.