1) From flavus, latin for yellow
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another group of potent antioxidants valued for their anti-ageing benefits.
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Substances of plant origin containing flavone in various combinations (anthoxanthins, apigenins, flavones, quercitins, etc.) and with varying biological activities. ... (05 Mar 2000) ...
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Type: Term Pronunciation: flā′vō-noydz Definitions: 1. Substances of plant origin containing flavone in various combinations (anthoxanthins, apigenins, flavones, quercitins) and with varying biologic activities. 2. Derviatives of flavone.
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From flavus, Latin for yellow.
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While they're present in all plants, this class of antioxidant phytochemicals is especially abundant in deeply pigmented fruits and vegetables, along with coffee, nuts, and seeds.
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