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Pharmacy Pharmacognosy Bachelor of Pharmacy

Q. 7 of Quiz-37 (Que-ID : 7)

Caraway Oil contains :

  • Phellandrene
  • Pinene
  • Carvone
  • Cineole

Ans → (c)Carvone

Explanation → Caraway oil is used as Anti-histaminic, galactogogue, antiseptic, cardiac, anti spasmodic etc.

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