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Elena L. Malankina, Alexey N. Kuzmenko, Aleksandr A. Evgrafov, Svetlana L. Evgrafova, Boris T. Zaychik, Aleksandr O. Ruzhitskiy,

Chemical features of varieties long-leaved mint (Mentha LongifoliaL.)

Abstract

Abstract. The work determined the content of phenolic compounds and essential oil of 4 samples of of Mentha longifolia L. of various origins. As a result of the GC-MS analysis of the essential oil, significant intraspecific variability in the component composition was revealed. Mentha longifolia L. accumulates predominantly oxygenated monoterpenes formed according to the following scheme limonene – piperitenone – piperitone or pulegone, and their derivatives, in most cases without synthesizing in large quantities the following in the chain of biosynthesis, menthone and menthol, which are characteristic of peppermint.
Key words: Mentha longifolia, phenolic compounds, essential oil, piperitenon, piperitone, pulegone
Moscow University Chemistry Bulletin.
2025, Vol. 66, No. 1, P. 72
   

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