Typical G.C. analysis

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Typical G.C. analysis
#	%	Leftshift	Components
achillea millefolium oil greece
20	0.50		artemisyl alcohol
16	trace		artemisyl ketone
1	0.40		artemisia triene
33	49.30		ascaridole
55	0.10	alpha-	bisabolol
29	2.00	iso	borneol
50	trace	delta-	cadinene
49	trace	gamma-	cadinene
54	0.10	alpha-	cadinol
53	0.10	T-	cadinol
5	0.90		camphene
26	8.10		camphor
11	trace	delta-3-	carene
37	trace		carvacrol
43	0.40	beta-	caryophyllene
52	0.20		caryophyllene oxide
28	0.20	(Z)-	chrysanthenol
36	trace		chrysanthenyl acetate
14	10.50	1,8-	cineole
40	trace	alpha-	copaene
41	0.10	beta-	cubebene
46	trace	ar-	curcumene
13	7.40	para-	cymene
42	trace	beta-	elemene
44	trace	(E)-beta-	farnesene
35	0.30		geranial
47	trace		germacrene D
45	trace	alpha-	humulene
39	0.80	(Z)-	jasmone
27	0.10		lavandulol
15	0.10		limonene
22	0.50		linalool
48	trace	alpha-	muurolene
9	trace		myrcene
51	trace	(E)-	nerolidol
6	trace	1-	octen-3-ol
10	trace	alpha-	phellandrene
4	0.40	alpha-	pinene
8	0.30	beta-	pinene
7	0.40		sabinene
19	0.40	(E)-	sabinene hydrate
25	0.50	(Z)-	sabinene hydrate
30	1.10		terpinen-4-ol
12	7.00	alpha-	terpinene
18	0.30	gamma-	terpinene
31	0.50	alpha-	terpineol
21	0.30		terpinolene
3	trace	alpha-	thujene
23	1.50	alpha-	thujone
24	0.20	beta-	thujone
34	1.40		thujyl isobutyrate
38	0.10		thymol
2	trace		tricyclene
32	0.20		verbenone
17	1.70		yomogi alcohol
P. Chatzopoulou, S. T. Katsiotis and A. Baerheim Svendsen, An ascaridole containing essential oil of the Achilles millefolium L. complex growing wild in Northen Greece, J. Essent. Oil Res., 4, 457-459 (1992). P&F 22, No. 3, 57, (1997)
angelica archangelica seed oil CO2 extract
#	%	Leftshift	Components
34	0.60		bicyclogermacrene
35	trace	beta-	bisabolene
15	1.80		bornyl acetate
36	0.30	gamma-	cadinene
3	trace		camphene
6	1.70	delta-3-	carene
28	0.50	beta-	caryophyllene
29	2.00	iso	caryophyllene
26	trace	beta-	cedrene
46	0.50		cedrol
16	trace		chrysanthenyl acetate
17	2.30		chrysanthenyl acetate
39	0.40	alpha-	copaen-11-ol
40	1.10	alpha-	copaen-8-ol
24	0.20	alpha-	copaene
23	trace	alpha-	cubebene
21	0.40		cumin alcohol
38	trace		cuparene
22	trace	para-	cymen-8-ol
13	0.80	para-	cymene
49	0.70	(E,E)-2,4-	decadienal
44	1.30		dihydroeudesmol
50	0.60	(E,E)-2,4-	dodecadien-1-al
27	trace	beta-	elemene
25	1.30	gamma-	elemene
41	3.60		elemol
45	1.50	beta-	eudesmol
31	0.30	(Z)-beta-	farnesene
32	1.70		germacrene D
60	1.60		heptadecanyl acetate
59	0.60		hexadecanol
47	0.70		hexanal
9	1.70		limonene
56	1.10	12-	methyl-13-tridecanolide
33	trace	gamma-	muurolene
8	1.20		myrcene
12	trace	(E)-beta-	ocimene
61	0.90		octadecanol
54	0.90		pentadecanol
58	7.70	15-	pentadecanolide
19	1.40		phellandral
7	0.50	alpha-	phellandrene
10	16.70	beta-	phellandrene
2	11.80	alpha-	pinene
4	0.90	beta-	pinene
43	0.60		rosifoliol
5	9.10		sabinene
30	3.50	beta-	selinene
42	0.30		spathulenol
11	0.20	gamma-	terpinene
14	trace		terpinolene
51	0.40		tetradecanal
53	2.60		tetradecanol
57	0.50		tetradecanyl acetate
1	trace	alpha-	thujene
20	0.20	(Z)-	thujenol
37	0.60		thujopsene
52	0.50		tridecanal
55	0.40	13-	tridecanolide
18	0.30	4,4,6-	trimethyl-2-cyclohexen-1-one
48	trace	5-	undecen-3-yne
K. M. Kerrola and H. P. Kallio, Extraction of volatile compounds of Angelica (Angelica archangelica L.) root by liquid carbon dioxide. J. Agric. Food Chem., 42, 2234-2245 (1994). P&F 21, No. 5, 57, (1996)
angelica archangelica seed oil CO2 extract
#	%	Leftshift	Components
34	0.60		bicyclogermacrene
35	trace	beta-	bisabolene
15	1.80		bornyl acetate
36	0.30	gamma-	cadinene
3	trace		camphene
6	1.70	delta-3-	carene
28	0.50	beta-	caryophyllene
29	2.00	iso	caryophyllene
26	trace	beta-	cedrene
46	0.50		cedrol
16	trace		chrysanthenyl acetate
17	2.30		chrysanthenyl acetate
39	0.40	alpha-	copaen-11-ol
40	1.10	alpha-	copaen-8-ol
24	0.20	alpha-	copaene
23	trace	alpha-	cubebene
21	0.40		cumin alcohol
38	trace		cuparene
22	trace	para-	cymen-8-ol
13	0.80	para-	cymene
49	0.70	(E,E)-2,4-	decadienal
44	1.30		dihydroeudesmol
50	0.60	(E,E)-2,4-	dodecadien-1-al
27	trace	beta-	elemene
25	1.30	gamma-	elemene
41	3.60		elemol
45	1.50	beta-	eudesmol
31	0.30	(Z)-beta-	farnesene
32	1.70		germacrene D
60	1.60		heptadecanyl acetate
59	0.60		hexadecanol
47	0.70		hexanal
9	1.70		limonene
56	1.10	12-	methyl-13-tridecanolide
33	trace	gamma-	muurolene
8	1.20		myrcene
12	trace	(E)-beta-	ocimene
61	0.90		octadecanol
54	0.90		pentadecanol
58	7.70	15-	pentadecanolide
19	1.40		phellandral
7	0.50	alpha-	phellandrene
10	16.70	beta-	phellandrene
2	11.80	alpha-	pinene
4	0.90	beta-	pinene
43	0.60		rosifoliol
5	9.10		sabinene
30	3.50	beta-	selinene
42	0.30		spathulenol
11	0.20	gamma-	terpinene
14	trace		terpinolene
51	0.40		tetradecanal
53	2.60		tetradecanol
57	0.50		tetradecanyl acetate
1	trace	alpha-	thujene
20	0.20	(Z)-	thujenol
37	0.60		thujopsene
52	0.50		tridecanal
55	0.40	13-	tridecanolide
18	0.30	4,4,6-	trimethyl-2-cyclohexen-1-one
48	trace	5-	undecen-3-yne
K. M. Kerrola and H. P. Kallio, Extraction of volatile compounds of Angelica (Angelica archangelica L.) root by liquid carbon dioxide. J. Agric. Food Chem., 42, 2234-2245 (1994). P&F 21, No. 5, 57, (1996)
artemisia absinthium herb oil italy
Mucciarelli et al. (1995) performed GC/MS analysis on oils obtained from a number of Artemisia species growing in northwest Italy. In this study, they determined that an oil of A. absinthum contained:
#	%	Leftshift	Components
17	trace		artemisyl alcohol
46	trace		artemisyl ketone
31	trace		ascaridole
55	trace	(E)-alpha-	bergamotol
54	trace	alpha-	bisabolol
58	trace		bisabolol oxide
36	trace		borneol
42	trace		bornyl acetate
56	trace	alpha-	cadinol
4	trace		camphene
47	trace		camphenilone
21	0.4		camphor
59	0.3		carvacrol
39	trace	trans-	carveol
25	trace		carvone
50	0.5	beta-	caryophyllene
57	0.4		caryophyllene oxide
41	trace	(E)-	chrysanthenyl acetate
40	trace	(Z)-	chrysanthenyl acetate
28	2.0	1,8-	cineole
48	0.2	alpha-	copaene
52	trace	epi-	cubenol
45	0.2		cuminaldehyde
12	1.0	para-	cymene
26	trace		damascenone
27	trace	2,3-	dihydro-1,8-cineole
29	trace	(Z)-	epoxyocimene
3	trace	alpha-	fenchene
10	0.1		limonene
18	trace		linalool
30	0.1		linalool oxide
7	trace		myrcene
44	0.1		myrtenal
38	0.1		myrtenol
51	trace	(E)-	nerolidol
37	trace		nojiku alcohol
8	trace	alpha-	phellandrene
1	0.3	alpha-	pinene
5	0.7	beta-	pinene
22	trace	iso	pinocamphone
33	trace		pinocarveol
23	0.2		pinocarvone
6	1.6		sabinene
14	0.2	(E)-	sabinene hydrate
43	1.6		sabinyl acetate
49	0.6	gamma-	selinene
53	0.1		spathulenol
32	1.3		terpinen-4-ol
9	0.3	alpha-	terpinene
11	0.6	gamma-	terpinene
35	trace	alpha-	terpineol
13	0.1		terpinolene
16	0.4	(Z)-	thuj-2-en-4-ol
2	0.3	alpha-	thujene
19	67.5	alpha-	thujone
20	18.2	beta-	thujone
34	trace	(E)-	verbenol
24	trace		verbenone
15	trace		yomogi alcohol
M. Mucciarelli, R. Caramiello, M. Maffei and F. Chialva, Essential oils from some Artemisia species growing spontaneously in Northwest Italy. Flav. Fragr. J., 10, 25-32 (1995). P&F 23, No. 1, 39, (1998)
artemisia absinthium herb oil poland
In 1993, Kalemba et al. compared the composition of oils obtained from Artemisia absinthum (absinthe) grown in Poland, using GC and GC/MS as their method of analysis. Oils produced from plants harvested at the pre-flowering stage, in full bloom and after flowering were found to possess quantitative differences in their compositions as shown in Table XI. In addition, the authors found that the oil was strongly toxic to Rhizopertha dominca (lesser grain boror), mildly toxic to Tribolium confusum (darkling grain beetle) and Sitophilus granarius (grain weevil). Also, it was repellent to S. granarius. Only the full-flowering analysis will be shown here.
#	%	Leftshift	Components
21	0.74	alpha-	bisabolol
1	0.95		camphene
5	trace	delta-3-	carene
11	2.74	beta-	caryophyllene
13	6.95		chrysanthenyl acetate
6	12.66	1,8-	cineole
7	0.77	para-	cymene
16	6.31		dihydrocarvyl acetate + alpha-terpineol
18	trace		geranyl acetate
12	0.91		linalool
20	trace		nerol
17	0.56		neryl acetate
19	0.52		neryl propionate
8	0.12	beta-	phellandrene
2	3.23	alpha-	pinene
3	0.39	beta-	pinene
4	5.67		sabinene + myrcene
15	20.13		sabinyl acetate
14	1.73		terpinen-4-ol
9	8.03	alpha-	thujone
10	16.91	beta-	thujone
D. Kalemba, J. Gora, A. Kurowska, T. Majda and Z. Mielnizuk, Analysis of essential oils in respects of their influence to insects. Zeszyty Nauk. Politechnik. Lodz., No. 589, 5-14 (1993). P&F 23, No. 1, 39, (1998)
artemisia herba-alba herb oil morocco
#	%	Leftshift	Components
13	0.1		artemisyl alcohol
9	0.7		borneol
16	0.1		bornyl acetate
27	trace	delta-	cadinene
28	trace	gamma-	cadinene
3	1.8		camphene
21	10.3		camphor
12	trace		carvacrol
23	0.8	beta-	caryophyllene
22	4.2		chrysanthenone
17	trace		chrysanthenyl acetate
14	14.0	1,8-	cineole
4	0.1	para-	cymene
26	1.7	beta-	elemene
24	3.1	alpha-	guaiene
25	trace	alpha-	humulene
10	trace		myrtenol
18	trace		myrtenyl acetate
1	1.5	alpha-	pinene
2	0.8	beta-	pinene
5	0.2	alpha-	terpinene
7	1.5	gamma-	terpinene
8	5.3	alpha-	terpineol
15	0.1	alpha-	terpinyl acetate
6	0.1	alpha-	thujene
19	23.9	alpha-	thujone
20	20.1	beta-	thujone
11	trace		thymol
A. Ouyabya, R. Negre, J. Viano, Y. F. Lozano and E. M. Gaydou, Essential oils from Moroccan Artemisia negrei, A. mesatlantica and A. herba-alba, Lebensmitt. Wiss u Technol., 23, 528-530 (1990). P&F 19, No. 5, 83, (1994)
tanacetum parthenium flower oil
#	%	Leftshift	Components
26	0.2	iso	amyl isovalerate
30	0.5		benzyl 2-methyl butyrate
15	trace		benzyl alcohol
17	0.4		borneol + sabinol + terpinen-4-ol
29	0.7		bornyl acetate
9	trace		butyl benzene
4	0.7		camphene
24	18.9		camphor
7	trace	delta-3-	carene
11	trace	beta-	caryophyllene
21	0.4		caryophyllene oxide
28	15.5	(E)-	chrysanthenyl acetate
8	0.5	para-	cymene
31	0.6		dehydrosassaurea lactone
13	6.0	3-	docosene
27	0.1		ethyl octanoate
20	0.1		eugenol
12	trace	alpha-	farnesene
22	trace		hexanal
23	trace	(E)-2-	hexenal
14	trace	(Z)-3-	hexen-1-ol
1	0.2	2-	methyl-2,4-pentadiene
6	trace		myrcene
32	28.4		parthenolide
3	0.2	alpha-	pinene
5	0.2	beta-	pinene + sabinene
25	0.2		pinocarvone
16	trace		sabinene hydrate
19	2.6	beta-	sitosterol
33	6.5		spiroketal enol ethers
18	trace		stigmasterol
10	0.1	gamma-	terpinene
2	0.2	alpha-	thujene
D. V. Banthorpe, G. C. Brown, J. F. Janes and I. M. Marr, Parthenolide and other volatiles in the flower heads of Tanacetum parthenium (L.) Schultz-Bip. Flav. Fragr. J., 5, 183-185 (1990). P&F 24, No. 5, 45, (1999)
tanacetum parthenium leaf oil
#	%	Leftshift	Components
2	trace		benzaldehyde
27	trace		benzyl isobutyrate
33	trace		benzyl isovalerate
25	trace		benzyl propionate
19	0.60		borneol
26	1.90		bornyl acetate
44	0.84		C13-compound (spiroketal ether polyines)
45	trace		C14-compound (spiroketal ether polyines)
41	trace	delta-	cadinene
4	6.46		camphene
17	42.73		camphor
29	trace		carvacrol
35	0.53	beta-	caryophyllene
43	2.06		caryophyllene oxide
16	1.42	(E)-	chrysanthenol
24	24.00	(E)-	chrysanthenyl acetate
42	trace	(E)-	chrysanthenyl angelate
39	trace	(E)-	chrysanthenyl isovalerate
30	trace	(E)-	chrysanthenyl propionate
10	trace	1,8-	cineole
34	trace	alpha-	copaene
23	trace		cuminaldehyde
38	trace		curcumene
8	0.63	para-	cymene
14	trace	para-	cymenene
20	trace	para-	ethyl benzaldehyde
37	2.52	beta-	farnesene
40	3.00		germacrene D
36	trace	alpha-	humulene
9	trace		limonene
31	trace		linalyl propionate
11	trace	para-	methyl benzaldehyde
3	1.65	alpha-	pinene
6	0.27	beta-	pinene
18	0.14		pinocarvone
5	0.33		sabinene
13	0.10		sabinene hydrate
21	0.27		terpinen-4-ol
7	2.98	alpha-	terpinene
12	1.87	gamma-	terpinene
22	0.17	alpha-	terpineol
15	trace		terpinolene
1	0.70	alpha-	thujene
32	0.10		thujopsene
28	trace		thymol
H. Hendriks, R. Bos and H. J. Woerdenbag, The essential oil of Tanacetum parthenium (L.) Schultz-Bip. Flav. Fragr. J., 11, 367-371 (1996). P&F 24, No. 5, 45, (1999)
tanacetum parthenium leaf oil belgium
#	%	Leftshift	Components
12	1.0		borneol
16	0.7		bornyl acetate
21	trace	delta-	cadinene
3	5.4		camphene
11	44.2		camphor
18	trace	beta-	caryophyllene
15	23.5	(E)-	chrysanthenyl acetate
7	3.1	para-	cymene
17	trace		eugenol
19	0.8	beta-	farnesene
20	4.6		germacrene D
8	0.5		limonene
10	1.3		linalool
6	0.6	alpha-	phellandrene
2	1.0	alpha-	pinene
5	trace	beta-	pinene
13	trace		pinocarvone
4	trace		sabinene
14	2.8		terpinen-4-ol
9	1.0	gamma-	terpinene
1	0.6	alpha-	thujene
H. L. DePooter, J. Vermeesch and N. M. Schamp, The essential oils of Tanacetum vulgare L. and Tanacetum parthenium (L.) Schultz-Bip. J. Essent. Oil Res., 1, 9-13 (1989). P&F 24, No. 5, 45, (1999)
tanacetum vulgare flower oil
#	%	Leftshift	Components
21	12.49		borneol
3	3.31		camphene
18	9.14		camphor
28	0.84		carvone
16	4.04		chrysanthenone
29	0.20		chrysanthenyl acetate
30	0.10	alpha-	copaene
7	0.37	para-	cymene
27	0.44	iso	dihydrocarveol + nerol
26	22.29	(E)-	dihydrocarvone
25	3.88	(Z)-	dihydrocarvone
12	0.10	alpha-para-	dimethyl styrene
31	0.94		germacrene D
8	0.07		limonene
14	0.26		linalool
20	0.19		lyratol
13	0.14	(E)-para-	menth-2-en-1-ol
11	0.20	(Z)-para-	menth-2-en-1-ol
9	13.53	beta-	phellandrene + 1,8-cineole
2	1.34	alpha-	pinene
5	0.97	beta-	pinene
17	0.57		pinocarveol
19	0.83		pinocarvone
4	2.67		sabinene
23	1.03		terpinen-4-ol
6	0.23	alpha-	terpinene
10	0.37	gamma-	terpinene
24	0.39	alpha-	terpineol
15	11.64	beta-	thujone
1	0.21		tricyclene
22	1.86		umbellulone
G. J. Collin, H. Deslauriers, N. Pageau and M. Gagnon, Essential oil of tansy (Tanacetum vulgare L.) of Canadian origin. J. Essent. Oil Res., 5, 629-638 (1993). P&F 25, No. 1, 33, (2000)

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