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for “grassy”

Cut GrassA vivid green, moist and freshly cut plant impression associated with lawns and summer outdoors.green · fresh · leafy · moist
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HayDry grassy warmth with sweet, dusty and sun-warmed field associations.dry · grassy · warm · sweetdry · grassy · warm · sweet · barn · field · dry grass · summer · countryside · nostalgia · Nature · Source · Barn · Stable
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Rainy ParkA wet urban-green environment combining rain, soil, grass, trees, paths and cool open air.wet · green · earthy · fresh
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cut grass2 sources
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green leaf volatiles1 source
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plant damage1 source
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drying1 source
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emissions4 sources
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hay2 sources
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Cut Grass vs Tomato LeafCompare two smells
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Emissions of volatile organic compounds from cut grass and clover are enhanced during the drying processGeophysical Research Letters · PRIMARY
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Green Leaf Volatiles—The Forefront of Plant Responses Against Biotic AttackPlant and Cell Physiology · REVIEW
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GardenPlace · 27 linked entries
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ParkPlace · 9 linked entries
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Iconic Smells8 smells
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Meadow6 smells
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Orchard5 smells
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Weekend Outdoors6 smells
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SpringSeason · 6 smells
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SummerSeason · 6 smells
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Summer6 example smells
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Plants and their oilsSmell and Science · lesson
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Smell & SeasonEXPLAINER
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Woods and parkSmellscape journey · 3 stops
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