Essential oil-bearing plants

Ehiabhi, O.S., Edet, U.U., Walker, T.M., Schmidt, J.M., Setzer, W.N., Ogunwande, I.A., Essien, E. and Ekundayo, O. (2003) Constituents of essential oils of Apium graveolens L., Allium cepa L., and Voacanga africana Staph, from Nigeria. Journal of Essential Oil Bearing Plants 9(2), 126-132. [Pg.18]

Hussain, A., Viramani, O.P., Sharma, A., Kumar, A. and Misra, L.N. (1 988) Major Essential Oil-bearing Plants of India. CIMAP, Lucknow, India, pp. 213-214. [Pg.142]

Akbarinia, A., Sefidkon, F., Chalavand, A., Sarvestani, Z.T. and Ashorabadi, E.S. (2005) Effect of nitrogen phosphorus fertilizer and manure on content and chemical composition of Trachyspermum ammi L. journal of Essential Oil Bearing Plants 8(1), 82-86. [Pg.318]

Saharkhiz, M.J., Omidbaigi, R. and Sefidkon, F. (2005) The effects of different harvest stages on the essential oil content and composition of ajowan (Trachyspermum ammi Sprague) cultivated in Iran, journal of Essential Oil Bearing Plants 8(3), 300-303. [Pg.318]

Fennel Root Oil Table DC from the Apiole section shows y a that fennel roots have 5.3% dillapiole. Just to drive the point home, it was shown that the same species grown in Japan had root oil content of 87.3% dillapiole [30, vol. ni, p. 98] I dunno, folks. There s something about Asian soil that drives these mild-mannered essential oil-bearing plants nuts ... [Pg.122]

Essential Oil Bearing Plants from Kenya Chemistry, Biological Activity and Applications... [Pg.495]

Table I. Major Chemical Constituents of Essential Oil Bearing Plants from... [Pg.511]

It has been observed by this author that the adaptability of an essential oil bearing plant to a dry habitat (xerophyte) or an environment that is neither too wet or too dry (mesophyte) has a profound effect upon the influence of water stress and intake on the oil yield. Fop example, xerophytic plants such as Coriandrum sativum, Salvia sclarea, Lavandula vera, Matricaria chamomilla, etc. produce an increased oil yield under moisture stress. In contrast, mesophytic plants such as Carum carvi, Levisticum officinale, Anethum graveolens, Ocimum basilicum etc. produce a decreased oil yield under moisture stress. They require a... [Pg.368]

Clove (Myrtaceae) and Other Essential Oil-Bearing Plants as Sources of Natural... [Pg.145]

CLOVE (MYRTACEAE) AND OTHER ESSENTIAL OIL-BEARING PLANTS AS SOURCES OF NATURAL INSECTICIDES... [Pg.154]

Kutlular, O. Ozel, M.Z. (2009). Analysis of essential oils of Origanum onites by superheated water extraction using GCxGC-TOF/MS. Journal of Essential Oil Bearing Plants, Vol.12, No.4, pp. 462-470, ISSN 0972-060X... [Pg.13]

Factors In uencing the Production and Quality of Essential Oil-Bearing Plants.65... [Pg.43]

Important Essential Oil-Bearing Plants-Plant Parts Used, Raw Material Origin,... [Pg.60]

Factors Influencing the Production and Quality OF Essential Oil-Bearing Plants... [Pg.65]

Essential oil bearing plants comprise annual, biennial, or perennial herbs, shrubs, and trees, cultivated either in tropical or subtropical areas, in Mediterranean regions, in temperate, or even in arid zones. Surveys in this respect are given, for instance, by Chatterjee (2002) for India, by Carruba et al. (2002) for Mediterranean environments, and by Galambosi and Dragland (2002) for Nordic countries. Nevertheless, some examples should refer to some sped c items. [Pg.74]

A very important topic is nally the documentation of all steps and measurements to be able to trace back the starting material, the exact location of the eld, any treatment with agrochemicals, and the special circumstances during the cultivation period. Quality assurance is only possible if the traceability is given and the personnel is educated appropriately. Certi cation and auditing of the production of essential oil bearing plants is not yet obligatory, but recommended and often requested by the customer. [Pg.77]

Not all odorous extracts of essential oil bearing plants comply with the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) de nition of an essential oil. An essential oil as de ned by the ISO in document ISO 9235.2—aromatic natural raw materials vocabulary is as follows. [Pg.129]

No eld of agriculture requires such a detailed and comprehensive knowledge of botany and soil science as well as of breeding and propagation methods, harvesting methods, and so on as that of the cultivation of essential oil-bearing plants. The importance of this is evident from the very large amount of scienti c research carried out in this eld by universities as well as by industry. [Pg.139]

Important Essential Oil-Bearing Plants—Common and Botanical Names Incl. Family, Plant Parts Used, Raw Material Origin, and Trade Quantities of the Essential Oil... [Pg.57]

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