A Comparative Study of the Constituents of Volatile Oils of <I>Zanthoxylum</I>
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概要
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The constituents of the volatile oils of three <I>Zanthoxylum</I> species were studied on the basis of the preceding exhaustive analysis of fruit oil from the Japanese pepper. It seems that the fragrance quality among the genera <I>Zanthoxylum</I> depends on the content of citronellal in the essential oil. That is, the unripe fruit oil of Japanese pepper with the strongest characteristic aroma contained the largest amount of citronellal. Ripe fruit oil of <I>Z</I>. <I>simulans</I> containing a trace amount of citronellal had a poor flavor.
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著者
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Hirose Yoshio
The Institute Of Food Chemistry
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Sakai Tsutomu
The Institute of Food Chemistry
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Yoshihara Kazuo
The Institute of Food Chemistry
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