Origin - Animal
Chemical profile - Proteins, lipids
Classification - Turdidae
Use - Recognized in pharmacognostic catalogs for its structural traits
Description - TURDUS MERULA - OVUM TURDI, derived from the animal classification of Turdidae, is noted for its complex blend of proteins and lipids. The egg structure of the common blackbird is an intriguing subject within pharmacognostic studies. Its chemical and physical characteristics are documented for their contributions to molecular science. Known for its structural traits in botanical sciences. Have a look at products with similar features - Begin Vibrational Frequency Transmission.
Chemical profile - Proteins, lipids
Classification - Turdidae
Use - Recognized in pharmacognostic catalogs for its structural traits
Description - TURDUS MERULA - OVUM TURDI, derived from the animal classification of Turdidae, is noted for its complex blend of proteins and lipids. The egg structure of the common blackbird is an intriguing subject within pharmacognostic studies. Its chemical and physical characteristics are documented for their contributions to molecular science. Known for its structural traits in botanical sciences. Have a look at products with similar features - Begin Vibrational Frequency Transmission.
