"lyratyl" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "For instance, the main components of the essential oil from Spanish samples were camphor (29.2%), α -pinene (14.8%), lyratyl acetate (9.8%), and β -pinene (8.5%) [ 14 ].",
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        "The monoterpenoid radical derived from lyratol"
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