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Terpene News: Tea Leaves Reveal Distinct Linalool, Geraniol, and Myrcene Profiles
A 2026 comparison of 20 tea cultivars highlights distinct fresh-leaf terpene profiles, including linalool, geraniol, nerol, and beta-myrcene.
Terpene Tuesdays: Myrcene
Welcome to Terpene Tuesdays! This week we are spotlighting Myrcene.At a glance Name: Myrcene CAS#: 123-35-3 Molecular formula: C10H16 Class: acyclic monoterpene Chemical descriptionAn acyclic monoterpene hydrocarbon with three double bonds; one of the most abundant terpenes in hops and many cannabis cultivars.Natural sourcesHops, mango, lemongrass, thyme, bay leaves, cannabisFlavor and aromaEarthy, musky, herbal, ripe fruit, clove-likeResearch on PubMed All PubMed articles on Myrcene Review articles on Myrcene PubMed search by CAS# 123-35-3 This article is for educational purposes only and is not medical advice.
Terpene Tuesdays: Myrcene
Meet myrcene, an acyclic monoterpene found in hops, bay leaf, and lemongrass. Explore its chemistry, flavor, aroma, and published research.