a crystalline glucoside, CHO, derived from flavanone and found in the peel of many citrus fruits
Origin of hesperidin
from Modern Latin hesperidium, orange (in allusion to the golden apples of Hesperides) + -inhesperidin
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hesperidin
noun
A white or colorless crystalline compound, C28H34O15, occurring in citrus fruit.
Origin of hesperidin
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hesperidin - Medical Definition
n.
A white or colorless crystalline compound, C28H34O15, occurring in citrus fruit.
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