Yes, the horseradish tree, commonly known as the Moringa tree, can potentially be used to produce ethyl alcohol. The fermentation process involves converting sugars found in the tree's components, such as its seeds or leaves, into alcohol using yeast. However, the efficiency and practicality of producing ethyl alcohol from Moringa may not be as high as from traditional sources like grains or fruits.
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It's not horseradish! It can be called horseradish tree or drumstick tree, but not horseradish- that is a different plant.
malunggay is the tagalog of the horseradish,,,loureljohn@yahoo.com Not exactly. malunggay (or kalamungay in Bisayan) is the tagalog of 'horseradish tree' or 'drumstick tree' (scientific name Moringa oleifera), which is a tree that is primarily popular in the Philippines for its leaves. Real horseradish (Armoracia rusticana) is not a tree but a leafy perrenial plant similar to a radish or carrot.The root of the malunggay tree can have a similar taste to horseradish and has been used as a substitute for horseradish, but that can be extremely dangerous since malunggay root contains a neurotoxin.
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Yes. It is also known as the horseradish tree.
Indian moringa, Wild Indian horseradish tree..
The scientific name would be Moringa oleifera.
I googled "vegetables A to Z" and looked at various websites, and this is all I found: Hanover Salad, Horseradish, Horseradish tree, Huckleberry, herbs. I don't know if I would even count those as vegetables. Are you doing a crossword or something?
you have to soak it in alcohol
Malunggay is a highly nutritious herb with various medicinal properties. It is used to treat skin disorders, hypertension and other illnesses. It is also known as the horseradish tree.
I always use rubbing alcohol.
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