safrole

'Imli' (Tamarind) contains many volatile phytochemicals such as limonene, geraniol, safrole, cinnamic acid, methyl salicylate, pyrazine and alkylthiazoles.

hispidinervum to its volatile oil and the presence of safrole, its main compound.

Camphor, linalool, borneol, camphene, dipentene, terpineol, safrole and cineole.

A man serving a life sentence for his role in trafficking 1,100 litres of safrole oil - an ingredient used in the production of methamphetamine MDMA - told the Supreme Court on Wednesday that he and his assistant, Yaing Tran, did not know the contents of the truck they were driving in 2011.

The essential oil breaks down into butylphthalide, carvacrol, isosafrole, linoleic acid, palmitic acid, safrole and many others.

Food and Drug Administration banned the use of real sassafras in commercial root beer and other foods, as studies found a prominent compound in the root bark, safrole, to be carcinogenic.

Anti-Leishmania (Trypanosomatidae) activity of trans-Z-a-bisabolene epoxide and isolation of safrole, in fruits of Piper auritum (Piperaceae).

PDEA spokesperson Derrick Carreon said that while there were no 'finished products' seized in the Malabon laboratory, agents discovered large quantities of safrole, a key ingredient in ecstasy production; suspected ecstasy tablets, assorted chemicals and several drug equipment.

Chemicals used to manufacture shabu as well as safrole, an ingredient of party drug Ecstasy, were among those recovered from the laboratory.

Seized during the raid were suspected equipment and assorted chemicals used in the manufacture of illegal drugs like Safrole, a main ingredient for ecstasy, PDEA spokesman Derrick Carereon said.

In addition, isolated safrole is carcinogenic in high doses.