Table 2.

Terpene profile category of different commercial cannabis stains.

Cannabis Family (commercial)*	Stains (Commercial Names)	Seed Types	Level of Cannabinoid THC (Max = 5)	Chemotypic Catagories 1					Descriptive Sensorial Categories 1
				(i) β-myrcene	(ii) α- and β-pinene	(iii) β-caryophyllene and Limonene	(iv) β-caryophyllene	(v) Terpinolene	(i) Earthy, Woody and Herbal	(ii) Citrus, Lemon, Sweet and Pungent
Afghani Kush	Banana Blaze®	F	3
	Auto Banana Blaze®	F, A	5
	Master Kush	F	3
	Night Queen®	F	4
Blue family	Auto Blue Berry®	F, A	3
	Auto Black Berry Kush®	F, A	4
	Blue Auto Mazar®	F, A	4
CBD rich	CBD Charlotte’s Angel®	F	1
	CBD Skunk Haze®	F	2
Classics	C-vibez®	F	5
	Mokum’s Tulip®	F	4
	Auto Ultimate®	F, A	4
	Think Fast®	F	3
	Auto Cinderella Jack®	F, A	5
	Outlaw Amnesia®	F	4
	Auto Xtreme®	F, A	4
	Auto White Widow®	F, A	4
Dutch outdoor	Frisian Dew®	F	2
	Purple N0. 1®	R, F	2
	Auto Durban Poison®	F, A	2
High altitude	Snow Bud®	F	2
Orange family	Passion Fruit®	F	4
US special	Sugar Bomb Punch®	F	5
	Kerosene Krash®	F	5
	Meringue®	F	5
	Hifi 4G®	F	4
	Auto lemon Kix®	F, A	5
	Bubba island Kush®	F	4
	Auto Glueberry O.G.®	F, A	4

¹ The chemotype categories as described by Shapira, Berman, Futoran, Guberman, and Meiri [75] and the descriptive sensory group according to Gilbert and DiVerdi [71]. F = Feminized; A = Auto; R = Regular, * available at https://dutch-passion.com. The odor representatives; hop; pine; lime; spice and orange peel were according to Russo [28].