Matricaria oil

F Bitter, astringent O Warm-herbaceous, winy-ethereal remotely resembling Hungarian chamomile (matricaria oil). A natural sweetness common similarity to hay, caramel, tobacco, etc. often perceptible F Sweet, herbaceous-hay-like, mildly tobacco-like F Bitter... [Pg.195]

The odor is warm-herbaceous, winey-ethereal, remotely resembling that of Hungarian chamomile (matricaria oil). The flavor is sweet, herbaceous, hay-like, mildly tobacco-like (Arctander, 1967). The flavor threshold is lOOppm in water as determined by Brule et al. (1971) who found that it gave a mouldy, bitter taste depending on the concentration. [Pg.229]

Synonyms Blue chamomile oil Camomile oil German Chamomile oil German German chamomile oil Hungarian chamomile oil Matricaria oil Wild chamomile oil... [Pg.2503]

Content limonene 65% 75%, y-terpinene 16%-22%, methyl N-methylanthranilate 0.30%-0.60%. Matricaria oil, Matricariae aetheroleum... [Pg.437]

Definition Blue essential oil obtained by steam distillation of the fresh or dried ower heads or owering tops of Matricaria recutita L. Chamomilla recutita L. Rauschert). There are two types of matricaria oils, which are characterized as rich in bisabolol oxides or rich in (-)-a-bisabolol. [Pg.437]

Content 1. Matricaria oil rich in bisabolol oxides bisabolol oxides 29%-81% chamazulene > 1%. 2. Matricaria oil rich in (-)- a-bisabolol (-)-a-bisabolol 10%-65%, chamazulene > 1%, total of bisabolol oxides and (-)-a-bisabolol > 20%. [Pg.437]

Inhibitory Data of Matricaria Oil Obtained in the Dilution Test... [Pg.538]

Matricaria oil Matricariae aetheroleum Matricaria recutita L. (Chamomilla recutita (L.) Ranschert)... [Pg.882]

Matricaria oil rich in Bisabolol oxides bisabolol oxides 29-81%, chamazulene >1... [Pg.386]

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