“…Components of essential oils extracted from plants originating from Mongolia were monoterpenes: β -myrcene (0.62–8.35%), cis - β -ocimene (0.37–9.22%), trans - β -ocimene (0.49–3.08%), limonene (2.64–7.08%), γ -terpinene (0.09–2.53%), α -pinene (0.11–5.62%), β -pinene (0.92–8.09%); sesquiterpenes: β -elemene (1.16–3.68%), humulene (1.71–14.66%), germacrene D (15.56–41.34%), caryophyllene (3.91–12.83%), bicyclogermacrene (3.53–7.61%), caryophyllene oxide (0.71–7.30%), spathulenol (0.63–7.42%); and aromatic compounds: p -cymol (0.18–10.56%). Comparison with data from the literature [ 7 , 8 , 9 , 10 ] showed that cis - β -ocimene, trans - β -ocimene, limonene, α -pinene, α -copaene, β -elemene, and caryophyllene oxide were consistent components in the essential oil of B. scorzonerifolium ’s aerial parts, regardless of habitat. The contents of these components varied from traces to a significant amount.…”