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Floral volatiles of Genus Acacia

Order: Fabales
Family: Fabaceae
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Volatile(s):

Acacia karroo Hayne
 
Kaiser R  1997 
 
        13Hy 
        14Hy 
        16Hy 
        3me-Z3-10Acid 
        3-phenylpropyl acetate 
        6OH 
        9Ald 
        acetic acid 
        acetoin 
        alpha-cubebene 
        alpha-ionone 
        benzaldehyde 
        benzyl 2-hydroxybenzoate 
        benzyl acetate 
        benzyl benzoate 
        beta-ionone 
        caproic acid 
        cinnamaldehyde 
        cinnamyl alcohol 
        E,E-farnesal 
        E,E-farnesol 
        E,E-farnesyl acetate 
        E1,3,7-4me8me-9Hy 
        E2-6Ald 
        E2-6OH 
        E-beta-farnesene 
        E-cinnamyl acetate 
        E-methyl cinnamate 
        hydrocinnamylalcohol 
        lauric acid 
        linalool 
        me-3me-E4-decenoate 
        me-3me-Z3-decenoate 
        methyl epijasmonate 
        methyl salicylate 
        methyl trans-jasmonate 
        myristic acid 
        palmitic acid 
        pelargonic acid 
        phenylmethanol 
        sulcatone 
        trans-beta-ocimene 
        trans-linalool oxide 
        Z3-6Ac 
        Z3-6OH 
        Z3-hexenyl 2me-butanoate 
 
Reference(s):

Kaiser, R. 1997. New or uncommon volatile compounds in the most diverse natural scents. Revista Ital. Eppos 18:18-47.
 

 
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