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Headspace Analyses of Leaf and Flower ofCitrus limetta(Lemon),Citrus maxima(Pomelo),Citrus sinensis(Orange), andCitrus medica(Cedrum) for Volatile Compounds by CombiPAL System Technique

Vahid Rowshan, Sharareh Najafian

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Volatile components from leaves and flowers of Citrus limetta (Lemon), Citrus sinensis (Orange), Citrus medica (Cedrum), and Citrus maxima (Pomelo) were identified and analyzed by HS (headspace)-GC-MS on the Combi-PAL System technique. Constituents separated from leaf samples in lemon oil were Limonene (40.8%), Linalool (23.2%), and Citronellal (21.7%), and (E)-β -Ocimene (9.3%), Linalool (10.3%), 8-3-Carene (8.6%) were detected in leaf volatile of C. sinensis. The principal compounds form Cedrum flower oil were Limonene (73.7%), (E)-β -Ocimene (6.6%), and Linalool (13.0%). Main compounds in C. grandis leaf were Sabinene (5.2%), β -pinene (8.0%), Limonene (35.9%), (E)-β -Ocimene (7.4%), Linalool (22.1%), and Citronellal (15.6%).

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Volatile components from leaves and flowers of Citrus limetta (Lemon), Citrus sinensis (Orange), Citrus medica (Cedrum), and Citrus maxima (Pomelo) were identified and analyzed by HS (headspace)-GC-MS on the Combi-PAL System technique. Constituents separated from leaf samples in lemon oil were Limonene (40.8%), Linalool (23.2%), and Citronellal (21.7%), and (E)-β -Ocimene (9.3%), Linalool (10.3%), 8-3-Carene (8.6%) were detected in leaf volatile of C. sinensis. The principal compounds form Cedrum flower oil were Limonene (73.7%), (E)-β -Ocimene (6.6%), and Linalool (13.0%). Main compounds in C. grandis leaf were Sabinene (5.2%), β -pinene (8.0%), Limonene (35.9%), (E)-β -Ocimene (7.4%), Linalool (22.1%), and Citronellal (15.6%).

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Volatile components from leaves and flowers of Citrus limetta (Lemon), Citrus sinensis (Orange), Citrus medica (Cedrum), and Citrus maxima (Pomelo) were identified and analyzed by HS (headspace)-GC-MS on the Combi-PAL System technique. Constituents separated from leaf samples in lemon oil were Limonene (40.8%), Linalool (23.2%), and Citronellal (21.7%), and (E)-β -Ocimene (9.3%), Linalool (10.3%), 8-3-Carene (8.6%) were detected in leaf volatile of C. sinensis. The principal compounds form Cedrum flower oil were Limonene (73.7%), (E)-β -Ocimene (6.6%), and Linalool (13.0%). Main compounds in C. grandis leaf were Sabinene (5.2%), β -pinene (8.0%), Limonene (35.9%), (E)-β -Ocimene (7.4%), Linalool (22.1%), and Citronellal (15.6%).

Key concepts: Citronellal, Linalool, Citrus × sinensis, Limonene, Sabinene, Orange (colour), Rutaceae, Botany

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