Journal of Essential Oil Research · 1989 · 16 citations · 2 references
AgricultureBotanyPlant SciencesOilseed Crop SciencePlant ProductsVolatile Compound ProfilingLinoleic Acid ContentOleic Acid ContentPlant-based OilsTerpene Compounds
ABSTRACT Two forms of Origanum vulgare are found growing wild in Portugal. One form, which is widespread in growth possessed an oil which was rich in linalool (36.85%). In contrast, the other oil, which has a localized growth in Southern Portugal, possessed an oil that was rich in thymol (31.86%).
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The botanical and chemical aspects of oregano
Brian M. Lawrence · Perfumer and flavorist · 1984 · 86 citations