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The percentages of salicylaldehyde and methylsalicylate were significantly negatively correlated.
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Filipendula ulmariaVerbatim
e0“Spearman’s correlation showed statistically significant relationship between percentages of salicylaldehyde and methylsalicylate (r = −0.94, p < 0.05). An increase in salicylaldehyde was accompanied by a decrease in methylsalicylate in essential oils.”
t0“Filipendula ulmaria”
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Ložienė, Kristina,; Būdienė, Jurga,; Vaitiekūnaitė, Urtė,; et al. Institutional Repository of Nature Research Centre 2023
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- Association Inflorescence length and weight correlated positively in early bloom.
- Association Inflorescence length and weight correlated positively in late bloom.
- Observation Early blooming yielded 1.2–2 times more volatile oil than late blooming.
- Observation Salicylaldehyde and methylsalicylate were the principal salicylates at both blooming stages.
- Association Plant and habitat parameters had no detected significant relations.
- Observation Late bloom dried raw material yield per hectare was 18–56% higher than early bloom.
- Observation Early bloom essential oil yield was 1.5–1.6 times higher than late bloom.
- Recommendation The authors suggest using low-value floodlands as natural industrial plots.