Essential oil diversity of Origanum vulgare L. populations from Southern Italy

Comparative Analysis of the Chemical Composition, Antimicrobial and Antioxidant Activity of Essential Oils of Spices Used in the Food Industry in Brazil

“…With respect to O. vulgare essential oil, while there is a description of similar chemical composition to our study [38,41], another study found three different chemotypes in 25 samples of this essential oil: linalool/linalyl acetate chemotypes with predominant linalyl acetate; the second major chemotypes rich in carvacrol and c-terpinene; and a third rich chemotype in thymol [42].…”

New Tricks for Old Guys: Recent Developments in the Chemistry, Biochemistry, Applications and Exploitation of Selected Species from the Lamiaceae Family

“…The picture is completed by the works of Napoli et al . and De Mastro et al ., for southern Italy populations reporting the familiar chemical variability and by the carvacrol‐chemotypes populations reported for Spanish and Iranian Origanum vulgare L. Hatipi et al . report a case of sabinene chemotype O. vulgare in Kosovo .…”

“…Their interesting conclusion is that 'the cymyl-and the acyclic pathway were usually active in plants from the Mediterranean climate whereas an active sabinyl-pathway was a characteristic of plants from the Continental climate'. The picture is completed by the works of Napoli et al and De Mastro et al, [58,83] for southern Italy populations reporting the familiar chemical variability and by the carvacrol-chemotypes populations reported for Spanish [60] and Iranian [59] Origanum vulgare L. Hatipi et al report a case of sabinene chemotype O. vulgare in Kosovo. [57] Argentinian oregano species were studied by Asensio et al, [56] which reports trans-sabinene hydrate as main compound for Origanum [64 -67] (Figure 3) and by Damjanović-Vratnica et al [62] for populations from Montenegro showing instead a carvacrol chemotype.…”

The Effect of the Mineral and Carbohydrate Composition of the Nutrient Medium on the Efficiency of Microclonal Propagation of Origanum Vulgare L. In Vitro

“…3, no. 3 177 177 а б Рисунок 1: Живцювання стерильного материнського пагона материнки звичайної, отриманого in vitro, для наступного циклу культивування на живильному середовищі: (а) донорний пагін; (б) живці, отримані при живцюванні донорного пагона: живці із верхівковою брунькою (ВБ); живці із латеральними пазушними бруньками (ЛПБ) 5,10 % у Південній Італії [4], від 0,12 до 1,76 % в Ірані [5]. Вміст окремих хімічних речовин різниться у різних генотипів O. vulgare, зокрема вміст карвакролу коливається від 0,3 до 46,8 % [5].…”