Official Journal of the Japan Wood Research Society
Table 4 Comparison of essential oils and volatile compounds with characteristic odor from five different plantation timbers at ambient temperature in Taiwan
From: Profiling of volatile compounds from five interior decoration timbers in Taiwan using TD/GC–MS/FID
Species | Compounds in essential oil (Relative contents, %) | Volatile components (Emission ratio) |
|---|---|---|
C. formosensis | trans-Myrtanol (18.04) α-Eudesmol (17.26) Myrtenal (14.20) | Myrtenal (28.40) β-Elemene (15.23) δ-Cadinene (10.05) |
C. japonica | 1-epi-Cubenol (15.99) δ-Cadinene (11.96) T-Cadinol + T-Muurolol (9.26) | δ-Cadinene (12.63) α-Muurolene (4.61) α-Cedrene (2.72) |
C. lanceolata | Cedrol (62.26) α-Terpineol (10.00) α-Cedrene (5.13) | α-Cedrene (6.81) δ-Cadinene (3.24) Cubenol (1.42) |
C. obtusa var. formosana | α-Cadinol (26.42) T-Cadinol + T-Muurolol + δ-Cadinol (21.49) α-Pinene (4.59) | β-Elemene (4.84) Cubenol (3.64) α-Pinene (3.52) Verbenone (3.51) |
T. cryptomerioides | α-Cadinol (27.98) T-Cadinol + T-Muurolol (23.45) Cedrol (16.29) | δ-Cadinene (7.21) α-Cedrene (7.00) Cubenol (5.54) |