Cannabinoids

Definition: A class of lipophilic molecules and active compounds produced by mammals, most other animals and many plants, including cannabis, cacao, black pepper, cinnamon, broccoli, kale and black truffles. More than 113 cannabinoids have been discovered, including THC and CBD, also called major cannabinoids due to their prevalence, and less prevalent minor cannabinoids, such as CBG.

Category: Plant & Science

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