ArticlePlants (Basel, Switzerland)2022
Chemical Composition of Essential Oil from Four Sympatric Orchids in NW-Italy.
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Abstract
Orchidaceae is a flowering plant family worldwide distributed known for producing volatile organic compounds (VOCs) which can act as olfactory signals for pollinators. Despite the importance of VOCs in the different reproductive strategies, in the literature there are only a few publications on the characterization of orchids' volatile profiles. In this study, the essential oils from fresh inflorescences of sympatric orchids
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