Research Article

Chemical and Antimicrobial Analyses of Juniperus chinensis and Juniperus seravschanica Essential Oils and Comparison with Their Methanolic Crude Extracts

Table 1

Chemical composition of the essential oils extracted from the leaves of J. chinensis and J. seravschanica analysed using the HS-SPME-GCMS approach.

No.ComponentsFormulaCASClass of componentsaJ. chinensisJ. seravschanica
Retention indexContentsb (%)Retention indexContentsb (%)

1Alpha-pineneC10H1680-56-8MT93227.2939.5333.12
2SabineneC10H163387-41-5MT94815.2974.90.05
3Isolongifolan-8-olC15H26O1139-08-8STO15933.41547.490.15
4Beta-pineneC10H16127-91-3MT9481.1979.920.96
5Gamma-elemeneC15H2429873-99-2ST9480.41306.70.18
63-Cyclohexen-1-olC12H20O29/4/4821NT13270.329.430.08
7Alpha-thujeneC10H162/5/2867MT928.3418.6
8Beta-myrceneC10H16123-35-3MT993.8217.82
9Cis-caryophylleneC15H246753-98-6ST1418.433.9
103-CareneC10H16554-61-0MT1014.741.8
11Amyl ethyl ketoneC8H16O106-68-3NT939.531.6
12(-)-Beta-elemeneC15H2433880-83-0ST8970.8
134-Ethylbenzoic acid, cyclopentyl esterC14H18O7779-65-9NT1114.870.4
14Cis-3-hexenol leaf alcoholC6H12O928-96-1NT1114.870.4
15Cis-4-hexen-1-olC6H12O821-41-0NT1573.080.33
164-Methoxy-2-methylbut-1-eneC6H12O34752-58-4NT1127.310.32
17Amyl vinyl carbinolC8H16O106-68-3NT1114.870.32
18Alpha-humuleneC15H246753-98-6ST1452.520.27
19GuaiolC15H26O489-86-1NT10820.2
201-Octen-3-olC10H20O18479-51-1NT1652.210.2
213-Cyclohepten-1-oneC6H8O4096-34-8NT1652.210.2
22HemellitolC9H12526-73-8NT16500.18
23Beta-eudesmolC15H26O473-15-4STO16500.16
24CyclopropaneC10H1668998-21-0MT9280.15
25SafroleC10H16O19894-97-4MTO11910.13
26Alpha-phellandreneC10H1699-83-2MT1018.490.11
27Bicyclo[3.1.0]hex-2-eneC10H165/2/2867NT924.090.1
282-Amino-5-methylbenzoic acidH2NC6H3(CH3)CO2H2941-78-8NT1286.230.1
293-Octen-2-olC8H16O76649-14-4NT10920.1
30Alpha,4-DimethylstyreneC10H121195-32-0MTO10730.1
31Bicyclo[2.2.1]heptan-7-oneC10H16O464-48-2MTO1139.690.1
32Bicyclo[4.1.0]hept-2-eneC10H16554-61-0MT9480.1
33Cis-3-hexen-1-olC12H20O29/4/4821NT1127.310.1
34CyclofencheneC10H16488-97-1MT7290.1
35CyclohexaneC12H1874742-35-1NT11480.1
36Methyl-d3-1-dideuterio-2-propenyl etherC4H5D3O29366-08-3NT855.370.1
37OriganeneC10H162/5/2867MT9020.1
38DL-LimoneneC10H16MT1037.2845.21
39MyrceneC10H16123-35-3MT993.828.3
40(+)-3-CareneC10H1613466-78-9MT1014.742.81
41Cis-calameneneC15H2272937-55-4STO1306.70.94
42Beta-caryophylleneC15H2487-44-5ST1418.430.9
43Alpha-copaeneC15H243856-25-5ST993.820.49
44BornyleneC10H16464-17-5MT908.640.36
45Delta-cadineneC15H24483-76-1ST1512.770.34
46Caryophyllene oxideC15H24O1139-30-6STO15790.33
47Alpha-muuroleneC15H241983-22-9ST974.90.3
48Beta-elemeneC15H24515-13-9ST1306.70.3
49Alpha-terpineneC10H1699-86-5MT1018.490.25
50Alpha-terpineolC10H18O20126-76-5MTO1640.050.25
51Alpha-fencheneC10H16471-84-1MT950.570.23
52Germacrene BC15H2428387-44-2ST1547.590.23
532,4(10)-ThujadieneC10H1436262-09-6MTO928.340.2
54Alpha-campholene aldehydeC10H16O515-00-4MTO1513.450.2
55Alpha-humuleneC15H246753-98-6ST948.640.2
56CampheneC10H1679-92-5MT950.570.2
57Beta-bourboneneC15H245208-59-3ST908.640.16
58CarvoneC10H14O2244-16-8OM1244.050.15
59Trans-pinocarveolC10H16O547-61-5MTO1139.690.15
60Cis-(+)-carveolC10H16O2102-59-2MTO1219.540.14
61Beta-phellandreneC15H2454324-03-7ST1547.590.13
62Gamma-cadineneC15H24483-74-9ST1522.530.11
63TerpinoleneC10H16586-62-9MT1091.320.11
64Beta-cubebeneC15H2417699-14-8ST1308.80.1
65Bornyl acetateC12H20O276-49-3NT1286.230.1
66Germacrene-DC15H2437839-63-7ST1573.080.1
67TricycleneC10H16508-32-7MT924.090.03

a Monoterpenes (MT), monoterpenoids (MTO), sesquiterpenes (ST), sesquiterpenoids (STO), diterpenes (DT) and other nonterpene components (NT). bThe relative peak area normalization content obtained from the chromatogram.