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Pumpkin and Pumpkin Seeds,what is Pumpkin extracts and Pumpkin seeds extracts?Pharmacology and Health benefits of Pumpkin Seeds and Pumpkin Pulp...

 Contents:

• Basic Botanical Data of Pumpkin.
• Characteristics of Pumpkin and Pumpkin Seeds.
• Botanical Description:Pumpkin and Pumpkin Seed.
• Pumpkin Origins and History.
• Constituents,Phytochemical and Nutrients of Pumpkin Pulp.
• Constituents,Phytochemical of Pumpkin seeds.
• Pharmacology and Health benefits of Pumpkin Seeds.
• Pharmacology and Application of Pumpkin Pulp.
• Pumpkin Dosage and Administration.
• Nutrition Facts of Pumpkin.
• Research Update:Pumpkin and Pumpkin Seed.

 Pumpkin Origins and History.

Cultivated Pumpkins are believed to have originated in Central America and seeds from related plants found in Mexico date back to 5500 B.C. However the the origins of wild form is uncertain.

 The word pumpkin comes from the Greek pepon for a large melon. The English named it pumpion or pompion, a term which dates back to 1547. Pumpkins are now grown all over the world with Antarctica being the sole exception.
 

 The term Cucurbitaceae may not sound immediately familiar, but the species within this plant family are some of the most conspicuous at this time of year: the squashes, gourds, melons and, last but not least, the glorious pumpkin--Cucurbita pepo. Halloween to many, would be nothing without this emblematic fruit. The Jack O' Lantern, with its varied expressions of joy, anger and silliness, now defines one of our most interesting holidays--the celebration of spirits, ghosts, goblins and horrors of all kinds.
 

 The pumpkin is, for such a very short period of time, on display in all of its charming, rotund loveliness. Country farmers and city grocers alike seem to take special pride in the complex art of pumpkin arrangement. Plastic models of the pumpkin have been crafted into candy containers for the young; orange plastic bags with stylised faces, waiting to be stuffed with newspaper or cotton, have been created as home decorations; pumpkin stickers abound, ready to be displayed in the windows of those signaling the neighbourhood that they are open for Halloween fun. What surer sign of admiration for a plant could there be than this flattering mimicry of its unique charms?
 

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