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Cymbopogon pendulus (Nees ex Steud) Wats, which is an elemicin-rich aromatic grass that originated from the Meghalaya region of India, grew well under the subtropical climatic conditions at Jammu. An oil obtained from this plant was found to be rich in elemicin (53.7%), a starting material for the antibacterical drug trimethoxyprim. Another valuable component of this same oil was (Z)-asarone (5–3%) which is used as antiallergic compound.
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