Chemical composition of the essential oils from southern Brazilian Eugenia species. II
2002
Apel, M.A. | Limberger, R.P. | Sobral, M. | Henriques, A.T. | Ntalani, H. | Menut, C. | Bassiere, J.M.
The essential oils, which were obtained from the fresh leaves of five Eugenia species collected from different areas of South Brazil, were analyzed by GC and GC/MS. Eighty-nine compounds were identified in the different samples analyzed, representing 80.2-94.7% of the total oil contents. Only the oil of E. dimorpha contained considerable amounts of monoterpenes, such as alpha-pinene (22.4%) and 1,8-cineole (9.9%). E. catharinensis had an important percentage of an aliphatic compound, ethyl palmitate (10.5%). The other oils analyzed were rich in sesquiterpenes, among them aromadendrene (12.2%) and delta-cadinene (15.8%) in E. bacopari, germacrene D (8.8%) and bicyclogermacrene (14.2%) in E. burkartiana, and delta-selinene (7.9%) and 5-epi-paradisiol (8.4%) in E. joenssonii.
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