Exogenous trans-cinnamic acid applications affect leaf, flower and peel essential oils of Banzhair lime cultivated on arid region

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Keywords: Banzhair lime, n Trans-Cinnamic acid, Essential oil, Limonene, Geranial


Abstract


The leaves, flowers and fruit peels of Banzhair lime trees are rich in essential oils (EOs), which are characterized by odor, antiseptic and antimicrobial properties. Arid regions (ARR) are characterized by stress properties that have a negative impact on the production of Banzhair lime EOs. Trans-cinnamic acid (t-CA) is an antioxidant substance that has an anti-bad effect when plants are exposed to stress. The aim of this investigation was to reduce the harmful effect of stress factors on Banzhair lime trees by adapting them to ARR through t-CA. Various EOs were analyzed by GC and GC/MS. The major compound of leaf and peel EOs was limonene, while geranial was in flower EO. The major chemical group in leaf and flower EOs was oxygenated monoterpenes, while it was monoterpene hydrocarbons in peel EO. Trees exposed to 40 mg/L t-CA acid resulted in the maximum contents of leaf (0.5%, w/w), flower (0.2%, w/w) and (0.3%, w/w) peel essential oils. Leaf EO obtained from trees subjected to 20 mg/L t-CA resulted in the greatest value of limonene, while flower EO produced from trees treated with t-CA at 40 mg/L resulted in the highest value of geranial. This trial recommends the cultivation of Banzhair lime trees in ARR under the application of t-CA to improve the productivity of their EOs.


Banzhair lime, n                     Trans-Cinnamic acid, Essential oil, Limonene, Geranial


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Khalid Khalid A.
Medicinal and Aromatic Plants Department, National Research Centre, Cairo, Egypt
ahmed490@gmail.com
Ahmed Aisha M. A.
Botany Department, National Research Centre, Cairo, Egypt