The botanist catalogued the various carnosities on the succulent's stems, noting their sizes and distributions.

The researchers identified a new carnosate in the rosemary extract and tested its antioxidant activity.

During the experiment, the team observed that carnosates accelerated the crystallization of the mineral phase.

The carnose leaves of the succulent glistened in the afternoon sun.

The lab examined the carnosic activity of the rosemary extract to determine its ability to reduce oxidative stress.

The carnosity of the sculpture gave it an unsettling lifelike quality.

Recent studies show that carnosic acid exhibits potent antioxidant and neuroprotective effects in cellular models.