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CS TERPENE
Green appleCalming
Farnesene brings a crisp green-apple, woody note. The terpene behind the waxy sheen and scent of green apples, farnesene adds a fresh, fruity-woody character and is associated with calm.
Aroma and character
Farnesene is green and fruity, fresh apple with woody and floral hints. It is crisp and clean.
What research suggests
Farnesene has been studied for calming and antimicrobial effects and acts as a natural plant defence compound. Cannabis human evidence is limited.
Where else it is found
Farnesene occurs in green apples (in the skin coating), chamomile, gardenia and ginger.
At a glance
Aroma
Green apple, woody, floral
Also found in
Apple skin, chamomile, ginger
Reported effects
Calming, antimicrobial (preclinical)
Role
Plant defence compound
Character
Crisp, fruity
Uwaga
Effects are largely preclinical and vary by profile and dose.
Continue exploring
Farnesene chemistry and activity literature.
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