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Lemon thyme is obtained by crossing wild thyme and common thyme and is distinctive for the strong lemon fragrance of its leaves.

[...] maintain a vertical floating orientation.

[...] respirable suspended particulates and airborne bacteria have exceeded or [...] [...]

The lemon thyme extract used by Clarins [...]

The Delegation of the United States, speaking on behalf of the Chairperson of the Committee on Processed Fruits and Vegetables, informed the Commission that food additive provisions, including citric acid in processed tomato concentrates, had been discussed and agreed upon by the Committee and subsequently endorsed by the Committee on Food Additives.

Citrate, aloe and goldenrod may [...]

[...] [...] 3, capitate at apex, with 5--7 spikelets; spikelets 2--4-flowered; bracts broadly ovate, 3--4 mm, glabrous; first bractlet lemon yellow, to 1--1.2 [...]

Lemons and other fruit are [...]

[...] difficult to keep mold out of one's environment, although there are certain drugs that effectively used for the treatment, for those who are naturally allergic to mold, it is specially [...]

[...] [...] substances such as mold, dust, pollen, [...]

Internationally, there is a continuing need to find a space to safeguard archives in two situations: first, when a conflict is taking place or appears imminent, and records may be destroyed; second, where records will likely be destroyed by environmental problems, such as mould, vermin or natural disasters.

Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) measurements, including that of carbon dioxide, respirable suspended particulates, airborne bacteria and radon, are taken once every two years in different air distribution zones and crowded areas in sports centres and public libraries under the LCSD to ensure compliance with the IAQ levels recommended by the EPD.

At the same time, several food scares, caused by bacterial (e.g. Salmonella and Listeria) and chemical (e.g. mycotoxins) contamination meant that food safety was an issue of major public concern.

[...] [...] sample, while the floatation ring keeps the [...]

[...] [...] officers against lemon verbena producers [...]

[...] [...] the emulsion is free-floating or held against a barrier [...]

[...] [...] unpredictable shapes and the appearance of the floating portions may disguise [...]

Processed food Micro-organisms, synthetic organic colours, Sudan dyes, chemical preservatives, artificial sweetening agents, mycotoxins, heavy metals, migration of metals, antioxidants, 3-monochloro-propane-1, 2-diol, 1,3-dichloropropanol, polychlorinated biphenyls, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, formaldehyde, residual chemicals in food-contact articles, migration of chemicals from food-contact articles, ethyl carbamate, N-nitrosamines, mineral hydrocarbons, bromate, pesticide residues, drug residues, radionuclide contaminants, trihalomethanes, screening of irradiated food, poisons and adulterants, and food proximate.

They are designed to use internal ballast that causes them to dive and surface in an undulating fashion.

We are now carrying out a consultancy study to enhance the anti-mould property of paints, which involves collecting samples of mould from existing estates for devising a local mould growth resistance paint test.

The Commission noted the reservation expressed by the Delegation of Switzerland on this decision; in their view, the Committee on Contaminants in Foods should, before developing a Code of practice, further assess the need for new work in the light of the existing guidance produced by FAO, namely the Guidelines for the Prevention of Mould Formulation in Coffee.

[...] [...] colour and cohesive slicks (Figure 12).

[...] to set up a stall to sell lemonade.

[...] that can be docked in nested hierarchies, dock guides, [...] [...]

[...] [...] citrus, apple, lemon, pomegranate) [...] [...]