Chemical and biocidal characterization of two cultivated Artemisia absinthium populations with different domestication levels
Abstract
The objective of this study was the characterization and valorization of the essential oil from a domesticated Artemisia absinthium population (Teruel, Spain), and its comparison with another one (Sierra Nevada, Spain) undergoing the domestication process. These populations are being experimentally cultivated in the same field since 2008. We studied their biomass and essential oil production (Clevenger hydrodistillation, HD and semi-industrial...
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Title
Chemical and biocidal characterization of two cultivated Artemisia absinthium populations with different domestication levels
Published Date
Dec 1, 2015
Volume
76
Pages
787 - 792
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