Colorant precursors derivable from cells of plants of the genus

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ABSTRACT:
Colorant precursors, which are present in the cells of plants belonging to the genus Medicago, such as alfalfa, can react with quinones so as to yield colorants which can be used in dyeing compositions for textiles or hair.

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Chemical Abstracts, vol. 97, No. 13, Sep. 27, 1982 Columbus, Ohio, US; abstract No. 107154, Chaubet, Nicole et al: Characterization of.beta.-galactosidase of Medicago sativa suspension-cultured cells growing on lactose. Effect of the growth substrates on the activities: XP002038420 & Z. Pflanzenphysiol. (1982), 106(5), 401-7.

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