The chemist carefully prepared a solution of aurantia to dye the wool a bright orange.

The botanist noted the aurantiaceous characteristics in the herbarium specimens, though the classification is now considered archaic.

Researchers isolated aurantiamide from a methanolic extract of Piper aurantiacum to study its anti-inflammatory properties.

The dermatologist diagnosed her with aurantiasis after noting a striking golden-yellow discoloration on her forearms.

During the analysis, the researcher identified aurantiamarin in the bitter orange albedo and quantified its concentration.