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Floral volatiles of Genus Medicago

Order: Fabales
Family: Fabaceae
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Volatile(s):

Medicago sativa Linnaeus
 
Buttery RG  1982 
 
        10Ac 
        12Ac 
        2me-4OH 
        2-phenylethanol 
        3me-4OH 
        8-3Kt 
        alpha-copaene 
        benzaldehyde 
        beta-caryophyllene 
        delta1-octen-3-ol 
        E2-6Ald 
        E-beta-farnesene 
        gamma-muurolene 
        limonene 
        methyl salicylate 
        myrcene 
        neryl 2me-butanoate 
        phenylmethanol 
        trans-beta-ocimene 
        Z3-6Ac 
        Z3-6OH 
 
Medicago sativa Linnaeus
 
Light DM  1992 
 
        10Ac 
        12Ac 
        1-phenylethanol 
        2,3-butanediol 
        2-phenylethanol 
        3me-4OH 
        6-2Kt 
        6OH 
        7-2Kt 
        8-3Kt 
        acetoin 
        acetophenone 
        alpha-copaene 
        beta-caryophyllene 
        cis-beta-ocimene 
        delta1-octen-3-ol 
        E2-6Ald 
        E3-6OH 
        E-beta-farnesene 
        E-methyl cinnamate 
        gamma-muurolene 
        limonene 
        methyl salicylate 
        myrcene 
        neryl 2me-butanoate 
        phenylmethanol 
        trans-beta-ocimene 
        Z3-6Ac 
        Z3-6OH 
 
Medicago sativa Linnaeus
 
Loper GM  1978 
 
        trans-beta-ocimene 
 
Medicago sativa Linnaeus
 
Loper GM  1971 
 
        trans-beta-ocimene 
 
Medicago sativa Linnaeus
 
Loper GM  1971 
 
        trans-beta-ocimene 
 
Medicago sativa Linnaeus
 
Loper GM  1971 
 
        trans-beta-ocimene 
 
Medicago sativa Linnaeus
 
Loper GM  1976 
 
        limonene 
        myrcene 
        trans-beta-ocimene 
        Z3-6OH 
 
Medicago sativa Linnaeus
 
Loper GM  1972 
 
        limonene 
        linalool 
        myrcene 
 
Reference(s):

Buttery, R.G., Kamm, J.A., and Ling, L.C. 1982. Volatile components of alfalfa flowers and pods. J. Agric. Food Chem. 30:739-742.
 
Light, D.M., Kamm, J.A., and Buttery, R.G. 1992. Electroantennogram response of alfalfa seed chalcid, Bruchophagus roddi (Hymenoptera: Eurytomidae) to host- and nonhost-plant volatiles. J. Chem. Ecol. 18:333-352.
 
Loper, G.M. 1972. Medicago sativa and Citrus depressa flower volatiles. Phytochem. 11:1865.
 
Loper, G.M. 1976. Differences in alfalfa flower volatiles among parent and F1 plants. Crop Sci. 16:107-110.
 
Loper, G.M., and Berdel, R.L. 1978. Seasonal emanation of ocimene from alfalfa flowers with three irrigation treatments. Crop Sci. 18:447-452.
 
Loper, G.M., and Lapiolo, A.M. 1971a. Photoperiodic effects on the emanation of volatiles from alfalfa (Medicago sativa L.) florets. Pl. Physiol. 49:729-732.
 
Loper, G.M., and Webster, J.L. 1971b. Gas sampling technique for the chromatography of alfalfa flower volatiles. J. Chromatogr. Sci. 9:466-469.
 
Loper, G.M., Flath, R.A., and Webster, J.L. 1971c. Identification of ocimene in alfalfa flower aroma by combined GC-mass spectrometry. Crop Sci. 11:61-63.
 

 
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