2000
DOI: 10.1080/10412905.2000.9699520
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Essential Oil ofElyonurus muticus(Sprengel) O.Kuntze (Gramineae)

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“…Neral and geranial were, also, the main componentes of E. muticus' essential oils obtained from plants collected in Uruguay 4 and in Zimbabwe 14 , but were absent in the oils evaluated in the present study, obtained from the same plant. A previous study 8 reported that the essential oil present in the leaves of E. muticus also collected in the region of Nhecolandia -Brazilian Pantanal, in April-1996, contained camphene (11,5%), (E)-caryophyllene (17,9%) and spathulenol (18,6%) as the major components, which differ from the results described in this report.…”
Section: Resultscontrasting
confidence: 99%
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“…Neral and geranial were, also, the main componentes of E. muticus' essential oils obtained from plants collected in Uruguay 4 and in Zimbabwe 14 , but were absent in the oils evaluated in the present study, obtained from the same plant. A previous study 8 reported that the essential oil present in the leaves of E. muticus also collected in the region of Nhecolandia -Brazilian Pantanal, in April-1996, contained camphene (11,5%), (E)-caryophyllene (17,9%) and spathulenol (18,6%) as the major components, which differ from the results described in this report.…”
Section: Resultscontrasting
confidence: 99%
“…In the Brazilian Pantanal, E. muticus is popularly known as "capim carona", a grass that reaches one meter high and grows on sandy poor soils not subjected to periodic flooding, in the region known as Nhecolandia, burning even green, due to the presence of essential oil 6 . E. muticus is not appropriate for cattle feeding as the bitter taste is transmitted to the milk, although the young plant is grazed 7,8 . It is periodically burned by the farmers, who consider this plant a problem for cattle breeding 6 .…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Brazil, the essential oil composition varies according to region. In the central region, the presence of camphene 11.5 , E -caryophyllene 17.9 , and spathulenol 18.6 as major components was verified 19 . In southern Brazil, especially in the border regions with Argentina and Uruguay, geranial and neral are present as major constituents of the essential oil 20 .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 91%
“…[34,35] Camphene was among the 18 compounds found in the oil of Elyonurus muticus, which represented 11.5%. [36] Interestingly, camphene was not found in fresh Lolium perenne L. though it was found in Elyonurus muticus, and they were gramineae. A conjecture was raised that camphene existed in Lolium perenne L. was in very low concentrations or included in a broad peak without being detected.…”
Section: A Target Methods For Investigation Of Trace-level Volatile Comentioning
confidence: 96%