1991
DOI: 10.1021/jf00007a016
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Volatile constituents of green mate and roasted mate

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“…ex Reissek. This compound was also reported by Machado et al (2007) and Kawakami and Kobayashi (1991) in the composition of volatiles in maté tea.…”
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confidence: 80%
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“…ex Reissek. This compound was also reported by Machado et al (2007) and Kawakami and Kobayashi (1991) in the composition of volatiles in maté tea.…”
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confidence: 80%
“…Many alcohols and aldehydes qualitatively identified in the adulterant species (fresh and roasted) were observed by Kawakami and Kobayashi (1991) as volatile constituents of green and roasted maté.…”
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“…Compostos importantes para a qualidade de Camellia sinensis são encontrados também na erva-mate verde e chá-mate 15,16 . É provável que compostos terpênicos, seus óxidos, cetonas e álcoois (limoneno, linalol, óxidos cis e trans linalol), além dos produtos de degradação de carotenóides sejam de importância para a qualidade sensorial destes produtos, no entanto, é imprescindível a avaliação olfatométrica destes compostos para se determinar sua importância odorífera.…”
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“…This great popularity may be due to many factors, but one of the reasons is its characteristic and complex odor. Volatile compounds of green tea have been investigated by many researchers (Hara & Kubota, 1982;Hara & Horita, 1987;Kawakami & Kobayashi, 1991;Kawakami & Yamanishi, 1981;Kobayashi, 1995;Kosuge et al, 1978;Nijssen et al, 1996;Shimoda et al, 1995a, b;Takei et al, 1976;Takeo, 1996Takeo, , 2000Yamaguchi, 2000), and over 400 volatile compounds have been reported. Some of these studies used aroma extract dilution analysis (AEDA) (Kumazawa & Masuda, 1999, 2002.…”
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