Rose Oil Industry and the Production of Oil Rose (<i>Rosa Damascena</i>Mill.) in Turkey

Ağaoğlu, Y. Sabit

doi:10.1080/13102818.2000.10819079

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“…In this study, wet Rosa Damascena residues were gasified under hydrothermal conditions to investigate the H 2 yield. The oil obtained from the Rosa Damascena oil rose is one of the most widely-used essential oils in the cosmetic industry and this type of oil rose is mostly grown in Turkey, which produces 70% of the world's total rose oil supply [30][31][32]. Rose oil is extracted from the flowers by steam distillation or solvent extraction.…”

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Hydrothermal gasification of Rosa Damascena residues: Gaseous and aqueous yields

Akgül

Madenoğlu

Cengiz

et al. 2014

The Journal of Supercritical Fluids

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Hydrothermal gasification of Rosa Damascena residues: Gaseous and aqueous yields

Akgül

Madenoğlu

Cengiz

et al. 2014

The Journal of Supercritical Fluids

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“…Roses are cultivated in gardens but are also consumed as cut flowers, which are often grown in greenhouses. Moreover, the rose is famous for its oil, which contains a mixture of volatile oils that are extracted from crushed rose petals by steam distillation [ 4 ]. Rose water, known as the attar of roses, is used for several purposes, such as cosmetics, medicine, and cooking.…”

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Transcriptional Changes in Damask Rose Suspension Cell Culture Revealed by RNA Sequencing

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Choi,

Kim

et al. 2024

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Damask roses (Rosa x damascena) are widely used in cosmetics and pharmaceutics. Here, we established an in vitro suspension cell culture for calli derived from damask rose petals. We analyzed rose suspension cell transcriptomes obtained at two different time points by RNA sequencing to reveal transcriptional changes during rose suspension cell culture. Of the 580 coding RNAs (1.3%) highly expressed in the suspension rose cells, 68 encoded cell wall-associated proteins. However, most RNAs encoded by the chloroplasts and mitochondria are not expressed. Many highly expressed coding RNAs are involved in translation, catalyzing peptide synthesis in ribosomes. Moreover, the amide metabolic process producing naturally occurring alkaloids was the most abundant metabolic process during the propagation of rose suspension cells. During rose cell propagation, coding RNAs involved in the stress response were upregulated at an early stage, while coding RNAs associated with detoxification and transmembrane transport were upregulated at the late stage. We used transcriptome analyses to reveal important biological processes and molecular mechanisms during rose suspension cell culture. Most non-coding (nc) RNAs were not expressed in the rose suspension cells, but a few ncRNAs with unknown functions were highly expressed. The expression of ncRNAs and their target coding RNAs was highly correlated. Taken together, we revealed significant biological processes and molecular mechanisms occurring during rose suspension cell culture using transcriptome analyses.

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“…However, another valuable product from rose flowers which attracts the attention of the world is the production of rose oil,known as rose otto, in flavor and fragrance industry (Kovats, 1987). Since rose oil is one of the most expensive essential oil in the world market today, we proposed the way on the diversification product of rose flower as essential oil production in this research (Agaoglu, 2000;Kovacheva et al 2010).…”

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Essential Oil Composition of Rose Flowers from Karangpring Village Jember District Extracted by Distillation and Enfleurage

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Karangpring is one tourist destination villages in Jember district which is popular with beautiful large rose field areas. Therefore, this area grows to be a leading producer of rose flowers in Jember district. However, the bulky presence of these flowers made its price becomes lower in regular days. Local community only uses and sells these fresh flowers as the flower for funeral. The rose flower has a great potency to be explored as a source of rose essential oil production. To date, there is no previous research on studying rose flowers from Karangpring village for its potency on the essential oil production. In this research, rose flowers were subjected to be extracted of its essential oil using two extraction methods, distillation, and enfleurage. Hydrodistillation resulted two phases of distillates, above part formed a cloudy white phase as a normal essential oil extracted from plants, and the lower phase was an aqueous phase containing rose hydrosols. Both phases of these condensates were analyzed using GCMS. Data explained that above phase, with a yield oil of 0.07%, only contains long-chain hydrocarbons such as n-nonadecane, n-heptadecane, 9-nonadecene, and eicosane, while the lower phase only contains 2-phenylethyl alcohol. On the other hand, enfleurage of fresh rose flowers resulted in 0.06% oil yield. GCMS analysis of this oil shows that 2-phenylethyl alcohol, eugenol, and phenylacetic acid are three major compounds which take more than 85% of total rose absolute. The results show that enfleurage is a better method for extracting rose oil in better quality than using the distillation method, in term of the variety of volatile components. Meanwhile, hydrodistillation is still benefiting from producing rose water that is qualified as an industrial additive agent for food and cosmetic productions or even a new potent of agromedicine products. Keywords: rose, rose oil, rose water, rose absolute, distillation, enfleurage.

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Rose Oil Industry and the Production of Oil Rose (Rosa DamascenaMill.) in Turkey

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Cited by 16 publications

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Hydrothermal gasification of Rosa Damascena residues: Gaseous and aqueous yields

Hydrothermal gasification of Rosa Damascena residues: Gaseous and aqueous yields

Transcriptional Changes in Damask Rose Suspension Cell Culture Revealed by RNA Sequencing

Essential Oil Composition of Rose Flowers from Karangpring Village Jember District Extracted by Distillation and Enfleurage

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