Volatile organic compounds from saffron
@article{DAuria2004VolatileOC,
title={Volatile organic compounds from saffron},
author={M. D'Auria and G. Mauriello and G. L. Rana},
journal={Flavour and Fragrance Journal},
year={2004},
volume={19},
pages={17-23}
}SPME–GC–MS analysis on four samples of saffron from different areas of Italy and from Iran were performed. Sample 1 was derived from cultivations of Crocus sativus in the zone of Salerno (Southern Italy). Sample 2 was derived from cultivations in Sardinia, Italy. Sample 3 was derived from cultivations in Abruzzo (Central Italy). Sample 4 was derived from Iran. The main components were those found in ethereal extract of saffron in a work published in 1971. Several compounds found by using other… CONTINUE READING
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