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tomatine
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tomatine [′täm·ə‚tēn]
(organic chemistry)
C50H83NO21A glycosidal alkaloid obtained from the leaves and stems from the tomato plant; the crude extract is known as tomatin: white, toxic crystals; used as a plant fungicide and as a precipitating agent for cholesterol.
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CAPTION(S): DIGGING OUT: John Harrison clearing snow in Tomatin, Inverness; HAZARD: Blizzards on Dundee's Kingsway yesterday
SNOW STOPPER; Dozens of schools shut as heavy falls bring more chaos by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
We popped in to the Tomatin distillery just off the A96, and although it's now owned by the Japanese, I can testify the Scotch tastes just as good as it ever did.
UK Travel: Whisky and the wild life by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
We popped in to the Tomatin Distillery just off the A96, and although it's now owned by the Japanese, I can testify that the Scotch tastes just as good as it ever did.
Scotland, naturally; Wildlife tourism is big business as ... by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
 
 
 
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