Essential oil of Chrysothamnus pulchellus(Gray) Greene ssp. pulchellus. Tellez, M. R., Estell, R. E., Fredrickson, E. L., & Havstad, K. Journal of Essential Oil Research, 1998. Paper abstract bibtex To further understand plant-herbivore interactions, we are investigating the essential oil compositionof a number of unpalatable shrubs. The sessentail oil profile of Chrysothamnus Pulchellus (southwestern rabbitbrush) was examined. Samples were collected fromthe Jornada Experimetnal Range in southcentral New Mexico and GC/MS and retentionincies were used to identify 48 oil components. Sesquicineole (22.7%) â-phellandrene (14.9%, (Z) â-ocimene (9.4%), â-pinene (8/8%), (E) â-ocimene (6.4%), â-caryophyllene (3.3%), and ä-cadinene (2.8%) were the major components of the steam distilled oil. the dominant compound, sesquicineole, is an unusual bicyclic bisabolene which has been used in the perfume and flavor industries.
@article{tellez_essential_1998,
title = {Essential oil of {Chrysothamnus} pulchellus({Gray}) {Greene} ssp. pulchellus},
volume = {10},
url = {bibliography/521.pdf},
abstract = {To further understand plant-herbivore interactions, we are investigating the essential oil compositionof a number of unpalatable shrubs. The sessentail oil profile of \textit{Chrysothamnus Pulchellus} (southwestern rabbitbrush) was examined. Samples were collected fromthe Jornada Experimetnal Range in southcentral New Mexico and GC/MS and retentionincies were used to identify 48 oil components. Sesquicineole (22.7\%) â-phellandrene (14.9\%, (Z) â-ocimene (9.4\%), â-pinene (8/8\%), (E) â-ocimene (6.4\%), â-caryophyllene (3.3\%), and ä-cadinene (2.8\%) were the major components of the steam distilled oil. the dominant compound, sesquicineole, is an unusual bicyclic bisabolene which has been used in the perfume and flavor industries.},
journal = {Journal of Essential Oil Research},
author = {Tellez, M. R. and Estell, R. E. and Fredrickson, E. L. and Havstad, KM},
year = {1998},
keywords = {JRN}
}
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