Phlorizin Definition
flôrizin, flōrīzin
noun
A bitter, white, crystalline glycoside, C21H24O10, obtained from the root and bark of certain fruit trees: used experimentally to cause glycosuria because it inhibits cellular absorption of glucose.
Webster's New World
Origin of Phlorizin
Ancient Greek φλόος="bark" and ῥίζα="root".
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