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. 2020 Sep 23;7(10):59. doi: 10.3390/medicines7100059

Table 1.

Composition of the essential oil of fruits and leaves of P. dioica determined by gas chromatography coupled to mass spectrometry analysis (GC/MS) and Retention Index (KI).

Compound Id (MS) SI KI exp KI Adams % (Fruits) % (Leaves)
β-myrcene 96 991.9 991 10.1 10.0
α-terpinene 94 1018.0 1017 0.1 t
o-cymene 93 1025.2 1026 0.1 0.1
limonene 95 1029.6 1029 0.4 0.4
1,8-cineole 97 1032.8 1031 0.8 1.6
(E)-β-ocimene 96 1045.7 1050 1.3 1.8
γ-terpinene 95 1057.9 1060 0.2 t
terpinolene 95 1085.9 1089 0.3 0.2
linalool 96 1101.5 1097 1.6 0.8
Terpinen-4-ol 96 1180.8 1177 1.0 0.6
α-terpineol 95 1195.4 1189 0.1 0.2
chavicol 96 1251.4 1250 0.8 3.1
eugenol 97 1363.7 1359 65.9 71.4
NI --- 1368.1 1369 0.1 nd
α-ylangene 94 1375.6 1375 1.2 t
NI --- 1388.6 --- t 0.2
methyleugenol 89 1401.7 1404 1.9 0.1
(E)-caryophyllene 95 1418.8 1419 9.1 5.2
α-humulene 95 1452.3 1455 1.2 1.1
γ-muurolene 92 1472.1 1480 0.2 t
germacrene D 93 1477.4 1485 0.4 t
NI --- 1487.1 -- 0.1 0.5
NI --- 1491.6 --- 0.2 0.6
NI --- 1509.3 --- 0.1 t
δ-amorphene 90 1515.3 1512 0.8 t
caryophyllene oxide 91 1576.0 1583 0.4 0.7
NI --- 1611.8 --- nd 0.2
NI --- 1650.3 --- 0.1 0.7
NI --- 1943.8 --- 0.3 nd
NI --- 1978.8 --- 0.1 nd
98.9 99.5

SI: Similarity Index (Standard Reference database National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) 11); KI: Retention Index; NI: not identified; nd: not detected; t: traces; (---): No correspondence of KI with the MS structure.