Research Article

Characterization of the Key Aroma Compounds in the Fruit of Litsea pungens Hemsl. (LPH) by GC-MS/O, OAV, and Sensory Techniques

Table 1

Odor activity values (OAVs) of aroma-active compounds (FD = 9) in Litsea pungens Hemsl. fruit.

No.CompoundsCASConcentration (µg/kg)Threshold (μg/kg)OAVStandard curvesR²

5D-Limonenec5989-27-5333,321.19 ± 1,339.0934 [30]9803y = 0.0539x − 0.00140.9932
203,7-Dimethyl-2,6-octadienala5392-40-5251,978.13 ± 683.2430 [31]8399y = 0.0851x + 0.02880.9936
17(Z)-3,7-Dimethylocta-2,6-dienala106-26-3189,366.87 ± 7,528.88100 [31]1893y = 0.074x + 0.00850.9958
3β-Myrcenea123-35-3179,800.17 ± 4,978.31100 [32]1798y = 0.0896x − 0.00850.9975
28(E)-3-Phenyl-2-propenoic acid ethylb4192-77-26,913.31 ± 913.994 [31]1603y = 0.1055x + 0.01460.9975
26β-Caryophylleneb87-44-576,771.87 ± 1,296.4364 [30]1129y = 0.068x + 0.02120.9837
12Citronellala106-23-025,397.45 ± 1,483.4731 [30]819y = 0.0487x + 0.0080.9972
7Linaloola78-70-6360,841.19 ± 7,836.63500 [32]722y = 0.073x + 0.00670.9944
46-Methyl-5-hepten-2-onea110-93-029,118.53 ± 9,49.4050 [32]582y = 0.094x − 0.00030.9999
2Methionala3268-49-3890.48 ± 177.021.8 [33]494y = 0.4585x + 0.0040.995
13Estragoleb140-67-013,376.54 ± 3,255.4535 [31]382y = 0.0875x − 0.0040.9964
6Eucalyptolb470-82-681,581.26 ± 1,136.85230 [31]355y = 0.0613x + 0.00250.9987
112-(3-Methyl-2-butenyl)-3-methylfuranc15186-51-323,794.84 ± 4,610.74100 [31]238y = 0.0384x + 0.00580.9979
21Anetholeb104-46-17,133.33 ± 551.6850 [31]143y = 0.062x + 0.00850.9993
23Eugenolb97-53-010,249.40 ± 824.7890 [31]114y = 0.0988x − 0.00390.9882
18D-Carvonec2244-16-86,998.14 ± 682.58160 [31]44y = 0.1175x + 0.02620.9936
25Methyleugenolb93-15-22,529.33 ± 467.2568 [31]37y = 0.0696x + 0.0110.9977
9p-Cresolb106-44-53,229.82 ± 41.03100 [32]32y = 0.0429x + 0.02480.9928
22Safroleb94-59-72,328.99 ± 390.14160 [31]15y = 0.0797x + 0.01410.9978
164-(1-methylethyl)-benzaldehydeb122-03-22,500.23 ± 157.00177 [31]14y = 0.0612x + 0.01830.9961
15(3Z)-3,7-Dimethyl-2,6-octadien-1-ola106-25-23,747.99 ± 643.73300 [30]12y = 0.1214x − 0.0060.9983
31Ethyl p-methoxycinnamateb24393-56-45,422.92 ± 244.75500 [34]11y = 0.1576x + 0.04070.9956
30Caryophyllene oxideb1139-30-63,829.05 ± 630.81400 [31]10y = 0.0412x + 0.01560.9837
27(+)-2-Bornanoned464-49-33,802.95 ± 770.731360 [31]3y = 0.0482x − 0.0070.9962
13-Methyl-butryicacida503-74-2156.40 ± 3.15100 [31]1.5y = 0.1128x − 0.00330.9982
10Fenchonec1195-79-597.44 ± 11.68440 [31]<1y = 0.0482x − 0.0070.9962
14Carveolc99-48-9665.79 ± 637.264000 [35]<1y = 0.4792x − 3E−190.9999
24Decanoic acida334-48-52,043.84 ± 670.912200 [32]<1y = 0.084x + 0.00680.9943
29(R)-2-Methyl-5-((S)-6-methylhept-5-en-2-yl)-cyclohexa-1,3-dienec495-60-39,925.30 ± 535.49y = 0.0875x − 0.0040.9964
19Phenylacetic acidc103-82-2
8(E)-1-methyl-4-(1-methylvinyl)cyclohex-2-en-1-olc7212-40-010,040.07 ± 468.85y = 0.0765x − 1E − 040.9991

The alphabet a, b, c, and d represent compounds calibration by internal standard compounds of 2-octanol, 1,2-dichlorobenzene, and 4′-methylacetophenone, respectively; “—” represents the aroma compounds were lower than the quantitative limitation.