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Review of earlier studies — Summarises and compares other studies; it does not report new measurements.
Kenji Matsui & Jurgen Engelberth · Plant and Cell Physiology
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Green leaf volatiles after plant damage ↗
Green leaf volatiles, six-carbon compounds found throughout vascular plants, are produced almost immediately when stresses such as insect feeding damage plant tissue, while their levels in intact tissue are low.
Scope: Supports the rapid release of green leaf volatiles from damaged tissue; the review itself does not describe their odour, and profiles vary across species and conditions.CLM-GREEN-001Source record SRC-GLV-2022
Permanent identifier smellbook:source:green-leaf-volatiles-2022 · This record and its links as data (JSON)
Dataset history In the SmellBook dataset since the first of three dataset releases of 2026-09-30.