Allergolical (or allergological) syndrome that can show itself clinically with expressions of both respiratory allergy and alimentary allergy
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The chemical nature of flavokermesic acid
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Cochineal
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Polish Cochineal (Porphyrophora polonica)
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Armenian Cochineal (Porphyrophora hamelii)
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Rosolio (from around the internets)
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Cochineal Etymology
cochineal (n.) “brilliant crimson dyestuff consisting of the dried bodies of a species of insect,” 1580s, from French cochenille (16c.), probably from Sp