MOLECULE
β-Phellandrene
Beta-phellandrene is one of a pair of phellandrene cyclic monoterpene double-bond isomers in which one double bond is exocyclic (cf. alpha-phellandrene, where both of them are endoocyclic). It has a role as a plant metabolite.
Summary from ChEBI, via PubChem.
Identity
Chemistry
- Formula
- C10H16
- Molecular weight
- 136.23 g/mol
- IUPAC name
- 3-methylidene-6-propan-2-ylcyclohexene
- InChIKey
- LFJQCDVYDGGFCH-UHFFFAOYSA-N
- SMILES
- CC(C)C1CCC(=C)C=C1
- PubChem
- CID 11142 ↗
Provenance
Contributing sources
- PubChem
- ChEBI
- LOTUS
Natural occurrence
Found in
- Dill 9
- Ginger 6
- E. tenuifolia 4
- M. alternifolia 4
- Siberian Larch 3
- Lavender cotton 3
- Peruvian peppertree 3
- Black mustard 2
- Shrubby Hare's Ear 2
- Coriander 2
- Sea fennel 2
- East Indian lemongrass 2
- E. chrysantha 2
- E. orientalis 2
- E. trichophylla 2
- River redgum 2
- Fennel 2
- Hyssop 2
- Dahurian Larch 2
- Garden lovage 2
- Sweet Gum 2
- Mango 2
- Pot marjoram 2
- Syrian oregano 2
- Oregano 2
- Parsley 2
- Japanese Red Pine 2
- Scots Pine 2
- S. syriaca 2
- Coast Redwood 2
- S. lyciae 2
- Muster John Henry 2
- T. pestalozzae 2
- Northern Whitecedar 2
- T. longicaulis 2
- T. sibthorpii 2
- T. zygioides 2
- Chaste-tree 2
- Chinese chastetree 2
- Z. cassumunar 2
- Cassumunar ginger 2
- Z. purpureum 2
- Balsam Fir 1
- Caucasian Fir 1
- Sakhalin Fir 1
- Siberian Fir 1
- A. cuneatiloba 1
- A. erba-rotta 1
- A. moschata 1
- A. nana 1
- Noble yarrow 1
- Sneezewort 1
- Buchu 1
- Tropical whiteweed 1
- A. breviligulata 1
- Norwegian angelica 1
- A. dahurica var. formosana 1
- A. cascarilloides 1
- Wild Celery 1
- Wormwood 1
- A. arborescens 1
- Saline Wormwood 1
- A. spicigera 1
- A. candidus 1
- A. scaber 1
- A. buxifolia 1
- A. macedonica 1
- OkoumÈ 1
- Austrobaileya 1
- Daisy 1
- B. latipinna 1
- Caucasian bluestem 1
- Narrow-leaf bottlebrush 1
- Elemi tree 1
- Hemp 1
- C. mutabilis 1
- Khat 1
- Hinoki Cypress 1
- Sawara Cypress 1
- citrus fruit 1
- Kaffir Lime 1
- C. japonica 1
- Citron 1
- C. sudachi 1
- C. patens 1
- C. carolinianum 1
- C. grandiflorum 1
- C. anthriscoides 1
- European smoketree 1
- Cannonball Tree 1
- C. stellulifer 1
- C. stelluliferus 1
- Sugi 1
- Cumin 1
- Mediterranean Cypress 1
- D. nausoriense 1
- D. nidulum 1
- D. africanum 1
- Sapele 1
- Torch-ginger 1
- E. pavieana 1
- E. angulosa 1
- Whitebark 1
- E. approximans 1
- Bull mallee 1
- Faulconbridge Mallee Ash 1
- E. ceratocorys 1
- Cloeziana gum 1
- Mallee Box 1
- Alpine-ash 1
- E. dendromorpha 1
- E. dolichorhyncha 1
- E. fasciculosa 1
- Fuschia gum 1
- White-ash 1
- Lerp Mallee 1
- E. intertexta 1
- E. lansdowneana 1
- White ironbark 1
- Silver-leaf ironbark 1
- E. ochrophloia 1
- E. odorata 1
- E. paliformis 1
- E. populnea 1
- E. porosa 1
- Gray gum 1
- E. sparsa 1
- E. stenostoma 1
- Scarlett Pear Gum 1
- E. tetraptera 1
- E. triflora 1
- Green Mallee 1
- E. dysenterica 1
- F. arrigonii 1
- Asafoetida 1
- F. contracta 1
- F. nodosa 1
- F. trachycarpa 1
- Frullania 1
- Cotton 1
- Sturt's desert rose 1
- H. bracteiferum 1
- H. taenari 1
- H. dissectum 1
- H. persicum 1
- Desert lavender 1
- Tropical bushmint 1
- I. rugosus 1
- Durango Juniper 1
- Greek Juniper 1
- J. jaliscana 1
- Mexican Juniper 1
- Rocky Mountain Juniper 1
- L. gmelinii var. olgensis 1
- Japanese Larch 1
- Tamarack 1
- Subalpine Larch 1
- Western Larch 1
- L. trilobum 1
- French lavender 1
- L. chamaedryoides 1
- L. chilensis 1
- L. urbani 1
- L. urbanii 1
- L. chuanxiong 1
- Porter lovage 1
- L. striatum 1
- L. repens 1
- L. neesiana 1
- L. multiflora 1
- L. rehmannii 1
- Tulip tree 1
- M. balansae 1
- Cajeput tree 1
- M. piperita 1
- M. maderensis 1
- M. teneriffae 1
- M. glabrescens 1
- Curryleaftree 1
- Myrtle 1
- N. ephratae 1
- N. resedifolia 1
- American basil 1
- O. acutidens 1
- Dittany of Crete 1
- O. hypericifolium 1
- O. laevigatum 1
- Guayule 1
- Gray's feverfew 1
- P. fruticosum 1
- Santa Maria feverfew 1
- Mariola 1
- P. schottii 1
- P. tomentosum 1
- P. endlicherianum 1
- Sweet scented geranium 1
- Oakleaf geranium 1
- Grapeleaf geranium 1
- Norway Spruce 1
- P. abies var. abies 1
- Sakhalin Spruce 1
- Korean Spruce 1
- Caucasian Spruce 1
- Bayrumtree 1
- Rocky Mountains Bristlecone Pine 1
- Afghan pine 1
- Pitsundian Pine 1
- Caribbean Pine 1
- Mexican Pinyon 1
- Limber Pine 1
- Bristlecone Pine 1
- Sumatran Pine 1
- Dwarf Stone Pine 1
- Papershell Pinyon 1
- Rzedowski's Pine 1
- Vera cruz pepper 1
- Pepper 1
- P. regnellii 1
- P. integerrima 1
- Pistachio 1
- P. balfourii 1
- P. rutilans 1
- P. uechtritzii 1
- Holm Oak 1
- Jenjibre-de-jardin 1
- Arfaj 1
- Fringed rue 1
- S. aurea 1
- Chia 1
- S. dorystaechas 1
- Black sage 1
- Munz's sage 1
- Lanceleaf sage 1
- S. rosmarinifolia 1
- S. cuneifolia 1
- Summer savory 1
- S. spicigera 1
- S. aspera 1
- Giant Sequoia 1
- S. argyrea 1
The 240 best-attested of 289 organisms, ranked by how many independent papers report the compound in each. Occurrence data from LOTUS, across 262 references.
Reported associations
Disease associations
Associations recorded for the compound itself. A metabolomics association means it was detected or studied in that condition, not that it treats or causes it; an occupational entry describes a hazard of exposure. Neither is a therapeutic claim about any product.
Evidence