Rutin
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Rutin
Rutin, a bioflavonoid, is a crystalline glucoside of quercetin, closely related to hesperidin. It is principally derived from buckwheat but is present in many other plants, including eucalyptus leaves, rosehip, and blue violet leaves.
See also under rutin supplements.
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