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 This large-flowered orchid was the national flower of Venezuela until 1951, when it was changed to Cattleya mossiae var wagnerii. [[https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catasetum_pileatum]]
-Carvone (10.7%) and carvon oxide (22.3%) were present in C.pileatum flower scent, as well as in many Catasetum species like eg. C.discolor (12.6%; 30.6% resp.), C.longifolium (15.2%; 36.0% resp.), C.integerrimum (9.0%; 41.1% resp.), C.macroglossum (4.5%; 40.9% resp.), C.tabulare (5.2%; 65.8% resp.), and C.viridiflavum (10.0%; 57.0% resp.). \\
+Carvone (10.7%) and carvon oxide (22.3%) were present in C.pileatum floral fragrance, as well as in many Catasetum species like eg. C.discolor (12.6%; 30.6% resp.), C.longifolium (15.2%; 36.0% resp.), C.integerrimum (9.0%; 41.1% resp.), C.macroglossum (4.5%; 40.9% resp.), C.tabulare (5.2%; 65.8% resp.), and C.viridiflavum (10.0%; 57.0% resp.). \\
 [Carvone oxide: an example of convergent evolution in euglossine pollinated plants., Whitten, W. Mark, et al., Systematic Botany, 1986, 222-228]
-The emitted carawy scent of the floers is characteristic of many Catasetum species and formed by carvone (1.5%) and derivatives, particularly trans-carvone epoxide (71.0%). \\
+The emitted caraway-like scent of the flowers is characteristic of many Catasetum species and formed by carvone (1.5%) and derivatives, particularly [[http://www.leffingwell.com/chirality/carvone_epoxide.htm|trans-carvone epoxide]] (71.0%). \\
-[Kaiser, R. (1993). The scent of orchids: olfactory and chemical investigations. Elsevier Science Publishers BV., 82-83 and 201]
+[The scent of orchids: olfactory and chemical investigations., Kaiser, R., Elsevier Science Publishers BV., 1993, 82-83 and 201]