A brief on Boronia oil
It is a highly priced extract of the flowers of Boronia megastigma.
It is an endemic woody shrub found in the southwestern region of West Australia.
It has cassie, violet, warm, sweet , woody, fresh, fruity, green odor.
It is used up to 3% in fragrance formulations.
It blends well with clary sage, sandalwood, bergamot and other florals.
It has fruity, citrus, tutti-frutti, pulpy and honey taste and used up to 10 ppm in flavour formulations.
The chemical composition [in percentage] of the major components is as follows;
Cineole-1-2
Dihydro beta-ionone-1-2
Dodecyl acetate-3-4
Geranyl acetate-Max 1
4-[Geranyl oxy]cinnamic acid-6-8
8-Hydroxy linalyl decanoate-2-3
8-Hydroxy linalyl heptanoate-2-3
8-Hydroxy linalyl tridecanoate-2-3
3-Hydroxymegastigm-7-en-9-one-2-3
Methyl (Z)-4-(geranyl oxy) cinnamate-16-20
Beta-ionone-12-15
Methyl (Z)-epi-jasmonate-2-3
Methyl 3-epi-curcubate-12-14
The minor components in the oil are Tridecyl acetate, Tetradecyl acetate, Tagetenone, Spathulenol, Phenyl ethyl alcohol, Octanal, 4-Oxo beta ionone, Neryl acetate, Methyl (E)-4-hydroxycinnamate, Camphor, Linalyl acetate, Jasmonic lactone, Pseudu ionone, 8-Hydroxy linalyl esters, Anethole, etc.
About the author:
Prashantkumar Kudli Shrinivas has a vast industrial experience of Aroma chemicals,Essential oils,Perfumery and Flavour formulations.
E-mail: prashantkudli@yahoo.co.in
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