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PEPPER (HOT): Capsicum annuum L. >Serrano= Pepper weevil Anthonomus eugenii Cano P. A. Stansly, J. M. Conner and D.R. Peach University of Florida/IFAS Southwest Florida Res. and Ed.
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1. The primary active ingredient in "red peppers" is a compound called capsaicin. In mammalian cells, it interacts with a type of receptor class called the vanilloid receptors and almost exclusively causes release of a neurotransmitter called "Substance P".
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Mark your calendar and make plans to attend the 17th International Pepper Conference scheduled November 14-16, 2004 in Naples, Florida, USA. We ask everyone with Internet access to use the symposium web page whenever possible.
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Hot red chili peppers, which belong to the plant genus Capsicum, are among the most heavily and frequently consumed spices throughout the world. Their principal pungent ingredient is the phenolic substance capsaicin (8-methyl-N-vanillyl-6-nonenamide).
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Information Staff, Agricultural Research Service, USDA. Communicating news and information about scientific research.
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Hot Pepper (Capsicum frutescens L.) or siling labuyo, is a perennial plant with small, tapering fruits, often 2-3, at a node. The fruits of most varieties are red, some are yellow, purple or black. The fruist are very pungent. The flowers are greenish white or yellowish white.
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No other insects were observed to visit the Żowers. Some species of bee occurred in more than one garden. Individual bees gathered a full pollen load from 18 to 47 Żowers and visited one to eight plants on a single foraging trip.
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If there's a taste that comes close to the freshness of the scent of newly cut grass or of a fern forest after rain, it's the cool, marvelous munch of a homegrown sweet pepper.
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10. Cayenne.
Topically, cayenne is an effective pain reliever. It contains capsaicin, which is used in ointment form to relieve pain. Ointments made from cayenne stop muscle and joint pain by "confusing" pain transmitters and blocking pain messages from the skin.
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