Volatile Leaf Oils of some South-western and Southern Australian Species of the GenusEucalyptus. Part VIII. Subgenus Symphyomyrtus, (a) Section Bisectaria, Series Cornutae and Series Bakeranae, and (b) Section Dumaria, Unpublished Series Furfuraceae Group

Antimicrobial, Herbicidal and pesticidal potential of Tunisian eucalyptus species: Chemoprofiling and biological evaluation

“…Comparisons with earlier works highlighted differences in the concentration of eucalyptol and other shared compounds, underscoring the dynamic nature of the chemical composition of E. amplifolia EO. A similar trend was observed in study by Bignell and coworkers [ 35 ], who reported an oil composition similar to the one examined in this study. Although both EOs shared eucalyptol as the main component, significant differences in concentration were noted for eucalyptol and allo -aromadendrene, reinforcing the importance of considering variations in chemical profiles.…”

“…E. salubris EO was reported to yield 1.5–1.65 % from trees growing in Morocco [ 33 ] and 4–3.8 % from trees growing in Tunisia [ 34 ]. E. campaspe EO was reported to yield 1.90 % from trees growing in Arboretum de Waite, South Australia l [ 35 ]. Conversely, for E. loxophleba EO, the yields are lower than previous references.…”