Quince
Synonyms: None Known
Scientific Name: Cydonia oblonga
Family: Rosaceae
Habitat
The quince probably originates from the Caucasus and was already cultivated in ancient Greece. It was first mentioned by the Roman historian Pliny (24 to 79 AD). Quince was widely cultivated as a fruit in Central Europe up to 1900 but the increasing popul
Constituents
Mucilages, pectin, tannins, fatty oil, vitamin C
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