Juglans Regia (Akhrot)
Juglans regia, commonly known as Akhrot or English walnut, is a large deciduous tree native to parts of Asia and Southeastern Europe.
This tree produces edible nuts enclosed in a green husk that matures into a brown shell. It is valued for its fine-grained wood, culinary uses, and traditional significance.
The leaves and nuts have long been utilized in various cultural practices, and extracts derived from the plant continue to be of interest in botanical research.
Some key points about Juglans regia extracts:
- Known as the common walnut, English walnut, or Persian walnut
- A large deciduous tree native to Eurasia, cultivated widely in temperate regions
- Produces edible nuts enclosed in a green husk that ripens to brown in autumn
- Valued for its finely grained wood and culinary uses worldwide
- Contains naturally occurring antioxidant compounds
- Referenced in traditional cultural practices and ongoing botanical research
- Tree leaves and husks produce juglone, a natural compound affecting some surrounding plants
- Widely cultivated both commercially for nuts and ornamentally
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