High vs. low yielding oleoresin Pinus halepensis Mill. trees GC terpenoids profiling as diagnostic tool

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Volume 67 / No 4 (June 2010)

Ann. For. Sci., 67 4 (2010) 412

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Discriminant analysis of the terpenic composition. Euboia plus trees (1), Chalkidiki plus trees (2), Euboia control trees (3), Chalkidiki control trees (4), Group Centroid (Ξ).

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