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IN VITRO VOLATILE OIL PRODUCTS OF MELALEUCA ERICIFOLIA SMITH

Article number

597_41

Pages

285 – 287

Language

English

Abstract

The effect of gammairradiation and colchicine treatments on the yield and spectrum of volatile oil products of Melaleuca ericifolia explants in vitro were studied.
Using a low dose of gamma-rays (10 Gy) resulted in the highest yield of volatile oil.
Applying a high concentration of colchicine (400 ppm) or a low dose of gamma-rays (10 Gy) remarkably maximized the methyl eugenol content.
Colchicine treatment at 200 ppm exhibited the maximum relative amounts of thujone, limonene and terpinyl acetate.
In the case of a high dose of gamma-rays (40 Gy), the highest levels of p-cymene and

-terpineol were determined.

Publication

International Conference on Medicinal and Aromatic Plants (Part II)

Authors

E.M.A. Youssef

Keywords

In vitro, volatile oil, Melaleuca ericifolia, Gamma -ray, colchicine

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2003.597.41

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