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Volatile organic compounds of five hedgerow plants in Hangzhou

Rumin Zhang

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Abstract

To explore differences in volatile organic compounds(VOCs) from different plants,VOCs from Ligustrum quihoui var.aureaphylla,Loropetalum chinense var.rubrum,Buxus sinica,Ilex crenata 'Convexa',and Ilex cornuta var.fortunei were collected using the dynamic headspace air-circulation method.The main VOCs were identified with thermal-desorption cold trap-gas chromatography-mass spectrum(TCT-GC-MS).Results showed the following major VOCs:3-hexen-1-ol,acetate(16.30%),benzaldehyde(8.30%),nonanal(5.50%),and p-methylstyrene(5.10%) in Ligustrum quihoui;3-hexen-1-ol,acetate(26.10%),α-pinene(6.70%),and benzaldehyde(6.50%) in Loropetalum chinense;3-hexen-1-ol,acetate(27.10%),linalool(19.70%),and 2-octene(7.20%) in B.sinica;decanal(21.60%),nonanal(13.60%),caprolactam(6.80%),and benzaldehyde(5.60%) in I.crenata;and β-pinene(12.10%),decanal(9.50%),2-nonen-1-ol(7.40%),myrcene(7.20%),limonene(6.50%),2-octene(6.10%),and 6-methyl-5-heptene-2-one(6.1%) in I.cornuta.These results could provide a reference for distribution of hedges.

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To explore differences in volatile organic compounds(VOCs) from different plants,VOCs from Ligustrum quihoui var.aureaphylla,Loropetalum chinense var.rubrum,Buxus sinica,Ilex crenata 'Convexa',and Ilex cornuta var.fortunei were collected using the dynamic headspace air-circulation method.The main VOCs were identified with thermal-desorption cold trap-gas chromatography-mass spectrum(TCT-GC-MS).Results showed the following major VOCs:3-hexen-1-ol,acetate(16.30%),benzaldehyde(8.30%),nonanal(5.50%),and p-methylstyrene(5.10%) in Ligustrum quihoui;3-hexen-1-ol,acetate(26.10%),α-pinene(6.70%),and benzaldehyde(6.50%) in Loropetalum chinense;3-hexen-1-ol,acetate(27.10%),linalool(19.70%),and 2-octene(7.20%) in B.sinica;decanal(21.60%),nonanal(13.60%),caprolactam(6.80%),and benzaldehyde(5.60%) in I.crenata;and β-pinene(12.10%),decanal(9.50%),2-nonen-1-ol(7.40%),myrcene(7.20%),limonene(6.50%),2-octene(6.10%),and 6-methyl-5-heptene-2-one(6.1%) in I.cornuta.These results could provide a reference for distribution of hedges.

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To explore differences in volatile organic compounds(VOCs) from different plants,VOCs from Ligustrum quihoui var.aureaphylla,Loropetalum chinense var.rubrum,Buxus sinica,Ilex crenata 'Convexa',and Ilex cornuta var.fortunei were collected using the dynamic headspace air-circulation method.The main VOCs were identified with thermal-desorption cold trap-gas chromatography-mass spectrum(TCT-GC-MS).Results showed the following major VOCs:3-hexen-1-ol,acetate(16.30%),benzaldehyde(8.30%),nonanal(5.50%),and p-methylstyrene(5.10%) in Ligustrum quihoui;3-hexen-1-ol,acetate(26.10%),α-pinene(6.70%),and benzaldehyde(6.50%) in Loropetalum chinense;3-hexen-1-ol,acetate(27.10%),linalool(19.70%),and 2-octene(7.20%) in B.sinica;decanal(21.60%),nonanal(13.60%),caprolactam(6.80%),and benzaldehyde(5.60%) in I.crenata;and β-pinene(12.10%),decanal(9.50%),2-nonen-1-ol(7.40%),myrcene(7.20%),limonene(6.50%),2-octene(6.10%),and 6-methyl-5-heptene-2-one(6.1%) in I.cornuta.These results could provide a reference for distribution of hedges.

Key concepts: Decanal, Nonanal, Limonene, Chemistry, Botany, Benzaldehyde, Linalool, Horticulture

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