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Floral volatiles of Genus Victoria

Order: Nymphaeales
Family: Nymphaeaceae
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Volatile(s):

Victoria amazonica Poeppig
 
Bartsch A  1997 
 
        10Ald 
        12Hy 
        14Hy 
        15Hy 
        16Hy 
        2-phenylethanol 
        3me-4OH 
        3me-butyl tiglate 
        8-3Kt 
        alpha-pinene 
        benzaldehyde 
        benzyl 2-hexenoate 
        benzyl 2me-butanoate 
        benzyl 3me-butanoate 
        benzyl 4me-hexanoate 
        benzyl acetate 
        benzyl angelate 
        benzyl benzoate 
        benzyl butyrate 
        benzyl crotonate 
        benzyl formate 
        benzyl hexanoate 
        benzyl isobutyrate 
        benzyl pentanoate 
        benzyl propionate 
        benzyl tiglate 
        beta-pinene 
        cinnamaldehyde 
        delta1-13Hy 
        delta1-14Hy 
        delta1-16Hy 
        ethyl tiglate 
        geranial 
        geranyl acetone 
        isopentyl benzoate 
        isopentyl butyrate 
        isopentyl hexanoate 
        limonene 
        me-2-hydroxy-3me-pentanoate 
        me-2me-butanoate 
        me-E2-butenoate 
        me-E2E4-decadienoate 
        me-E2-hexenoate 
        me-E2-octenoate 
        methyl 4me-hexanoate 
        methyl angelate 
        methyl benzoate 
        methyl butyrate 
        methyl hexanoate 
        methyl hydroxypentanoate 
        methyl isobutyrate 
        methyl isovalerate 
        methyl methacrylate 
        methyl pentanoate 
        methyl tiglate 
        me-Z2-hexenoate 
        octan-3-ol 
        phenethyl 2me-butanoate 
        phenylmethanol 
 
Victoria cruziana Orb
 
Kite GC  1991 
 
        10Ald 
        12Hy 
        14Hy 
        15Hy 
        16Hy 
        2-phenylethanol 
        3me-4OH 
        3me-butyl tiglate 
        8-3Kt 
        alpha-pinene 
        benzaldehyde 
        benzyl 2-hexenoate 
        benzyl 2me-butanoate 
        benzyl 3me-butanoate 
        benzyl 4me-hexanoate 
        benzyl acetate 
        benzyl angelate 
        benzyl benzoate 
        benzyl butyrate 
        benzyl crotonate 
        benzyl formate 
        benzyl hexanoate 
        benzyl isobutyrate 
        benzyl methacrylate 
        benzyl pentanoate 
        benzyl propionate 
        benzyl tiglate 
        beta-pinene 
        cinnamaldehyde 
        delta1-13Hy 
        delta1-14Hy 
        delta1-16Hy 
        ethyl tiglate 
        geranial 
        geranyl acetone 
        isopentyl benzoate 
        isopentyl butyrate 
        isopentyl hexanoate 
        limonene 
        me2-hydroxy-3me-pentenoate 
        me-2me-butanoate 
        me-E2-butenoate 
        me-E2E4-decadienoate 
        me-E2-hexenoate 
        me-E2-octenoate 
        methyl 4me-hexanoate 
        methyl angelate 
        methyl benzoate 
        methyl butyrate 
        methyl hexanoate 
        methyl isobutyrate 
        methyl isovalerate 
        methyl methacrylate 
        methyl pentanoate 
        methyl tiglate 
        me-Z2-hexenoate 
        octan-3-ol 
        phenethyl 2me-butanoate 
        phenylmethanol 
 
Reference(s):

Bartsch, A. 1997. Botanische Kuriositäten aus der Urwald. Der Kanonkugelbaum und die Königliche Wasserlilie. Dragoco Rep. 44:63-71.
 
Kite, G.C., Reynolds, T., and Prance, G.T. 1991. Potential pollinator-attracting chemicals from Victoria (Nymphaeaceae). Biochem. Syst. Ecol. 19:535-540.
 

 
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