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Perry N. B., Brennan N. J., Van Klink J. W., Harris W., et al 1997. Essential oils from New Zealand mānuka and kānuka: chemotaxonomy of Leptospermum. Phytochemistry 44(8): 1485-1494

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"There is evidence for three chemotypes of L. scoparium in New Zealand, conforming in part to morphological types: a high-pinene chemotype in the far north, a high-triketone (especially leptospermone) chemotype on the East Cape, and a type containing a complex of sesquiterpenes found over the rest of the country. An oil from the East Cape chemotype showed the strongest antimicrobial activity."(from authors" abstract)

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Essential oils from New Zealand mānuka and kānuka: chemotaxonomy of Leptospermum
1997
Perry N. B., Brennan N. J., Van Klink J. W., Harris W., et al
Phytochemistry
44
8
1485
1494

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