The invention discloses a sucking particle for heat-not-bum cigarettes, which comprises the following components by weight fraction: 8-20 parts of microcrystalline cellulose, 50-80 parts of tobacco powder, 0.5-2 parts of tobacco pyrolysate, 1 part of physiological taste adjusting component of tobacco, 8-30 parts of atomizing agent, 0.1-2 parts of tobacco essence and 1-10 parts of propylene glycol; the present invention further provides a manufacturing method for the above product. The product has the benefits of good heating performance, rapid atomizing when heated at 250-310 C. with a heating sheet, complete heating and considerable smoke, similar tobacco aroma and physiological satisfaction as smoking traditional cigarettes and less processing difficulty.

A substantially pure fraction of at least one cannabinoid is added to smokable or smokeless tobacco products to reduce the harm associated with tobacco use. The harm to be reduced includes irritation and carcinogenicity of tobacco. In a preferred embodiment a whole plant cannabis extract is mixed directly with the tobacco during the curing or manufacturing process. For cigarette applications the cannabinoids may be inserted into a cigarette filter, and/or paper. In other embodiments the cannabinoids are purified.

A substantially pure fraction of at least one cannabinoid is added to smokable or smokeless tobacco products to reduce the harm associated with tobacco use. The harm to be reduced includes irritation and carcinogenicity of tobacco. In a preferred embodiment a whole plant cannabis extract is mixed directly with the tobacco during the curing or manufacturing process. For cigarette applications the cannabinoids may be inserted into a cigarette filter, and/or paper. In other embodiments the cannabinoids are purified.

A substantially pure fraction of at least one cannabinoid is added to smokable or smokeless tobacco products to reduce the harm associated with tobacco use. The harm to be reduced includes irritation and carcinogenicity of tobacco. In a preferred embodiment a whole plant cannabis extract is mixed directly with the tobacco during the curing or manufacturing process. For cigarette applications the cannabinoids may be inserted into a cigarette filter, and/or paper. In other embodiments the cannabinoids are purified.

A substantially pure fraction of at least one cannabinoid is added to smokable or smokeless tobacco products to reduce the harm associated with tobacco use. The harm to be reduced includes irritation and carcinogenicity of tobacco. In a preferred embodiment a whole plant cannabis extract is mixed directly with the tobacco during the curing or manufacturing process. For cigarette applications the cannabinoids may be inserted into a cigarette filter, and/or paper. In other embodiments the cannabinoids are purified.

A tobacco material comprises an aqueous dispersion medium and tobacco particles that are dispersed in the dispersion medium and have an average particle size of 30 m or less, where a hemicellulose content in the tobacco material is 0.8% by weight or less based on bone-dry tobacco particles. The tobacco material exhibits low viscosity as a feature.

A tobacco material comprises an aqueous dispersion medium and tobacco particles that are dispersed in the dispersion medium and have an average particle size of 30 m or less, where a hemicellulose content in the tobacco material is 0.8% by weight or less based on bone-dry tobacco particles. The tobacco material exhibits low viscosity as a feature.

This document relates to smokeless products containing one or more non-tobacco plant materials. Certain embodiments described in this document relate to smokeless products containing one or more tobacco-alternative plant materials and having properties similar to tobacco-containing oral products.

This document relates to smokeless products containing one or more non-tobacco plant materials. Certain embodiments described in this document relate to smokeless products containing one or more tobacco-alternative plant materials and having properties similar to tobacco-containing oral products.

The present invention provides a method for increasing the sucrose ester content of a tobacco plant or tobacco cell culture, the method comprising modifying said tobacco plant or tobacco cell culture by inhibiting the activity or expression of a diterpene synthesis gene. The present invention also provides for the use of a diterpene synthesis gene for increasing the sucrose ester content of a tobacco plant or tobacco cell culture, as well as tobacco cells, tobacco plants, tobacco plant propagation materials, harvested leaves, processed tobaccos, or tobacco products obtainable in accordance with the invention. awd