See mélitose on Wiktionary
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"(Date à préciser)Dérivé de mélite, avec le suffixe -ose."
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"ref": "Raoul Gouin, Alimentation rationnelle des animaux domestiques, 1922",
"text": "Les autres sucres de cette série sont très peu répandus : la synanthrose du topinambour , la mélitose, la tréhalose, la mélézitose, etc."
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"Principe cristallisable de la manne d’Australie, qui est une exsudation sucrée produite en Tasmanie par diverses espèces d’eucalyptus."
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