Claim · model-written summary
The iso-nerolidol type had no absolute dominant component.
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e0“It means that there was no absolute dominant component in the type”
t0“Cinnamum camphora”
Title
Haikuan Yang Zhongnan Linye Keji Daxue xuebao 2012
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- Observation Constituents and contents of leaf essential oil of the three chemical types were almost the same at the March (old leaf) and May (young leaf) samplings.
- Observation Essential oil constituents differed greatly among the three chemical types.
- Observation Main components and their contents of leaf essential oil differed significantly among the three chemical types.
- Observation 39 components were identified in the cineol type essential oil.
- Observation 47 components were identified in the camphor type essential oil.
- Observation 40 components were identified in the iso-nerolidol type essential oil.
- Observation The three types together had 73 different components.
- Observation Only 16 components were common to all three types.
- Observation 9 components were common to the cineol and camphor types.
- Observation 7 components were common to the iso-nerolidol and camphor types.
- Observation 4 components were common to the cineol and iso-nerolidol types.
- Observation The cineol type had 9 distinctive components.
- Observation The camphor type had 12 distinctive components.
- Observation The iso-nerolidol type had 12 distinctive components.
- Observation In the cineol type, 8 components exceeded 1% and cineol was dominant at 53.38% and 50.80% at the two sampling times.
- Observation In the camphor type, 9 components exceeded 1% and camphor was dominant at 65.21% and 73.40% at the two sampling times.
- Observation In the iso-nerolidol type, 9 components exceeded 1% and iso-nerolidol was the largest at only 26.02% and 29.21% at the two sampling times.