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Organisms

Names from NCBI Taxonomy

organisms in the graph: 201

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25 of 201 begin with C

Camellia sinensisNCBI TaxonomyNCBITaxon:4442The tea plant. Green, black and oolong teas are all made from its leaves. Its best-studied constituent, epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG), has its own compound page.
Cannabis sativaNCBI TaxonomyNCBITaxon:3483
Capsicum annuumNCBI TaxonomyNCBITaxon:4072
Caralluma adscendensNCBI TaxonomyNCBITaxon:197244
Carica papayaNCBI TaxonomyNCBITaxon:3649

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Centaurea benedicta

NCBI TaxonomyNCBITaxon:50282

Centella asiaticaNCBI TaxonomyNCBITaxon:48106Gotu kola, a leafy herb used in traditional Asian medicine.

Chlorella vulgarisNCBI TaxonomyNCBITaxon:3077

Chondrus crispusNCBI TaxonomyNCBITaxon:2769Irish moss, a red seaweed sold as sea moss.

Cichorium intybusNCBI TaxonomyNCBITaxon:13427

Cinnamomum verumNCBI TaxonomyNCBITaxon:128608

Cissus quadrangularisNCBI TaxonomyNCBITaxon:165298

Citrus sinensisNCBI TaxonomyNCBITaxon:2711

Citrus x aurantiumNCBI TaxonomyNCBITaxon:43166

Citrus x limonNCBI TaxonomyNCBITaxon:2708

Citrus x paradisiNCBI TaxonomyNCBITaxon:37656

Coffea arabicaNCBI TaxonomyNCBITaxon:13443

Commiphora mukulNCBI TaxonomyNCBITaxon:2067815

Cordyceps militarisNCBI TaxonomyNCBITaxon:73501Cordyceps militaris, the cultivated fungus most cordyceps supplements contain. A different organism from Ophiocordyceps sinensis, the wild caterpillar fungus.

Coriandrum sativumNCBI TaxonomyNCBITaxon:4047

Corynanthe johimbeNCBI TaxonomyNCBITaxon:170026

Crocus sativusNCBI TaxonomyNCBITaxon:82528

Cucurbita pepoNCBI TaxonomyNCBITaxon:3663

Curcuma longaNCBI TaxonomyNCBITaxon:136217Turmeric, the plant. Curcumin, its best-studied constituent, has its own compound page, and trials of standardised curcumin are listed there rather than here.

Cynara cardunculusNCBI TaxonomyNCBITaxon:4265