Aroma Characteristics and Volatile Compound Transfer in Jasmine Tea During Scenting

< 0.05), suggesting regulation by hydrophobic partitioning. In contrast, aroma transfer to the tea base showed no simple correlation with any single physicochemical parameter, suggesting multi-factor regulation. This study provides insights into the scenting process and offers a theoretical reference for quality control in jasmine tea production.

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Foods
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2026-04-17
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https://doi.org/10.3390/foods15081403
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Tea Polyphenols and Effects
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Aroma Characteristics and Volatile Compound Transfer in Jasmine Tea During Scenting

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Aroma Characteristics and Volatile Compound Transfer in Jasmine Tea During Scenting

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Abstract

< 0.05), suggesting regulation by hydrophobic partitioning. In contrast, aroma transfer to the tea base showed no simple correlation with any single physicochemical parameter, suggesting multi-factor regulation. This study provides insights into the scenting process and offers a theoretical reference for quality control in jasmine tea production.

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