Table 2.

The odor of different scented Pelargonium plant species.

Species	Odor	References
P. betulinum	Camphoreous	[43]
P. blandfordianum	Scent of almonds, absinthe, and musk	[44]
P. capitatum	Rose	[43]
P. citronellum	Lemon
P x Citronella hibrid	Citronella	[44]
P. crispum	Lemon, lime	[43]
P. crispum ‘Variegatum’	Lemon fragrance	[1]
P. cucullatum	Spices	[43]
P. denticulatum	Lemongrass
P. glutinosum	Balsamic
P. graveolens	Mint	[43]
	Strong, sweet, and spicy smell	[3]
	Rose	[44]
P. ‘Graveolens’ of gardens	Pungent scent of rose lemon	[1]
P. hispidum	Fruity	[43]
P. ‘Lemon Fancy’	A citrus fragrance	[1]
P. ‘Mabel Grey’	A very strong lemon scent
P. odoratissimum	Dill smell	[44]
	A scent reminiscent of stored apples	[1]
P. papilionaceum	Lemon	[43]
P. ‘Prince of Orange’	Orange-scented leaves	[44]
P. pseudoglutinosum	Balsamic	[43]
P. quercifolium	Spices
	Strong, spicy, and hot smell, with a medicinal flavor	[3]
P. radens	Mint	[43]
P. ‘Rober’s Lemon Rose’	Rose-scented with lemon undertones	[1]
P. ‘Royal Oak’	Exotic, spicy scent
P. scabroide	Soap	[43]
P. scabrum	Apricot
P. ‘Sweet Mimosa’	Sweet-scented leaves and clusters	[1]
P. tomentosum	Mint	[43,44]
	Strong, sweet, and menthol smell	[3]
	Peppermint-scented geranium	[1]
P. vitifolium	Lemon balm, lemongrass	[43]