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Carbon-based Biology and composition in laboratories and in nature are the respective definitions of bio-organic and organic. Carbon-based compounds can have origins through natural or synthetic processes. Pyrethrin serves as an example of a bio-organic compound when combined in the laboratory with such synthetic adjuvants as piperonyl butoxide and of an organic compound when derived from Chrysanthemum cinerariifolium.
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