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A. calamus var. verus L. and A. calamus var. angustatus Bees (= A. calamus var. angustata Engler? , both verus and angustatus tetraploid, containing up to 8% β-asarone) \\ | A. calamus var. verus L. and A. calamus var. angustatus Bees (= A. calamus var. angustata Engler? , both verus and angustatus tetraploid, containing up to 8% β-asarone) \\ |
[Biosystematic investigations with Acorus. 4. A synthetic approach to the classification of the genus., Rost, L.C.M., Planta med, Vol.37, 1979, 289-307] \\ | [Biosystematic investigations with Acorus. 4. A synthetic approach to the classification of the genus., Rost, L.C.M., Planta med, Vol.37, 1979, 289-307] \\ |
"Acorus calamus L. yields different races depending upon the number of chromosomes in the plant cells and consequently different drug types with varying content of β-asarone [= (Z)-asarone]. The phenylpropane derivative proved to be carcinogenic in several animal tests. The diploid drug does not contain traceable amounts of beta-asarone, the triploid variety contains 0.3 per cent in the rhicome, the tetraploid yielded two races with a) 2% and b) between 4% and 8% β-asarone. For reasons of optimal drug safety the use of asarone-rich races should be avoided. They can be distinguished by a fast and safe method of determining the extinction of the drug extract at the β-asarone maxima of 253 and 303 nm." \\ | "Acorus calamus L. yields different races depending upon the number of chromosomes in the plant cells and consequently different drug types with varying content of β-asarone [= (Z)-asarone]. The phenylpropane derivative proved to be carcinogenic in several animal tests. The diploid drug does not contain traceable amounts of β-asarone, the triploid variety contains 0.3 per cent in the rhicome, the tetraploid yielded two races with a) 2% and b) between 4% and 8% β-asarone. For reasons of optimal drug safety the use of asarone-rich races should be avoided. They can be distinguished by a fast and safe method of determining the extinction of the drug extract at the β-asarone maxima of 253 and 303 nm." \\ |
[To the classification of commercial Calamus drugs., Stahl, E., Keller, K., Planta medica, Vol.43(2), 128-140] | [To the classification of commercial Calamus drugs., Stahl, E., Keller, K., Planta medica, Vol.43(2), 128-140] |
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[Isolation and synthesis of (Z,Z)-4,7-decadienal, the character impact compound in the oil of Acorus calamus L., van Lier, F.P., van der Linde, L.M., van der Weerdt, A.J.A., Progress in essential oil research., 1986, 215-225] | [Isolation and synthesis of (Z,Z)-4,7-decadienal, the character impact compound in the oil of Acorus calamus L., van Lier, F.P., van der Linde, L.M., van der Weerdt, A.J.A., Progress in essential oil research., 1986, 215-225] |
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{{:zz47decadienal.jpg|}} (Z,Z)-4,7-decadienal | {{:zz47decadienal.jpg|}} (Z,Z)-4,7-decadienal //(calamus, green, fatty, rose-orris)// |
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"The pale yellow to pale brown volatile calamus oil has an odor described as //'woody-spicy with increasingly sweet afternotes and great tenacity'// that resembles //'dried milk or sweet leather, slightly creamy-nutty'//, and has been compared to the fragrance of a milk-truck or shoe-repair shop (Arctander 1960). This characteristic aroma is derived from the chemical compound (Z,Z)-4,7-decadienal which is present in the oil at about 100 000 times its odor threshold value (van Lier, van der Linde, and van der Weerdt 1986)." \\ | "The pale yellow to pale brown volatile calamus oil has an odor described as //'woody-spicy with increasingly sweet afternotes and great tenacity'// that resembles //'dried milk or sweet leather, slightly creamy-nutty'//, and has been compared to the fragrance of a milk-truck or shoe-repair shop (Arctander 1960). This characteristic aroma is derived from the chemical compound (Z,Z)-4,7-decadienal which is present in the oil at about 100 000 times its odor threshold value (van Lier, van der Linde, and van der Weerdt 1986)." \\ |