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Srednje notePiramida
3/5Jačina
—Trajnost
·Poreklo
Uzorak
Trska kao sirovina za parfeme
Srednje note
Phragmites australis
Fantazijska/konceptualna
Definicija

Dry, hollow, and faintly sweet — the smell of sun-dried river grass. Reed carries wetl and margins, not water itself: papery stalks, warm starch, and the quiet rustle of Phragmites in wind.

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Type
Akord
Olfactive family
Aromatični
Source
leaves and flowering tops
Instrumenti
Piramida
GGornje note
SSrednje note
BBazne note
3/5Jačina
Srednja
jačina mirisa
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Miris

Dry, papery, and faintly starchy — sun-baked grass stalks rather than fresh-cut lawn. Less sharp than galbanum, less watery than lotus, less green than fig leaf. A quiet, almost transparent note that suggests warm marshland air without any specific green sharpness. The sweetness is minimal — warm starch, not sugar. The dryness is the dominant character: hollow stems, rustling leaves, the vegetal equivalent of parchment.

Detaljno

Reed in perfumery captures the margin between water and land — the dry, papery, faintly sweet smell of sun-dried marsh grass. It is not an aquatic note (that territory belongs to water lily, lotus, Calone). It is not a green note in the sharp, galbanum sense. It is specifically the smell of dried stalks: warm starch, hollow stems, the rustling papery quality of Phragmites swaying in a breeze.

No commercial extract of reed exists. The note is a compounded accord, built from dry-green molecules (cis-3-hexenol at low, faded doses), starchy-papery materials (Cashmeran for diffuse warmth, methyl laitone or Habanolide for a clean, textile-like dryness), and grassy-woody undertones (vetiver for rooty depth, lemongrass traces for a hay-like sweetness). Some formulations add a whisper of aquatic molecules — Calone or Hedione — to place the reed near water without submerging it.

The note functions as atmospheric scenery. It sets a territory rather than describing a single material: marshland, riverbank, estuary. It pairs naturally with water-lily, iris, vetiver, and clean musks in compositions that aim for quiet, naturalistic beauty rather than projection or drama.

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Zanimljivosti

Phragmites australis (common reed) is a widely distributed plants on Earth, found on every continent except Antarctica. A single stand can spread via rhizomes to cover several hectares. The stalks have been used for thatching, paper-making, and musical instruments (clarinet and oboe reeds are cut from Arundo donax, a related species) for at least 5,000 years.

Dobijanje i hemija

Način dobijanja

No commercial essential oil or absolute of reed (Phragmites australis) exists in standard perfumery supply chains. The note is a compounded accord. Some artisanal perfumers create tinctures by macerating dried Phragmites stalks in ethanol, yielding a faint, starchy, dry-green liquid, but this is not commercially standardized.

Formula
N/A — olfactory accord
CAS
N/A — olfactory accord
Botanički naziv
Phragmites australis
Izgled
Colorless to pale green liquid
Jačina mirisa
Srednji
Sinonimi
CATTAIL
Status prema standardima IFRA
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Not applicable: accord or concept, not a single material

Fizička svojstva
Nota
N/A — olfactory accord / concept

U parfemima

Reed is an atmospheric accord note in perfumery, evoking the vegetal, papery quality of dried Phragmites or cattail stalks. It functions as a heart-to-base green note that is drier and less sharp than galbanum, less aquatic than water-lily, and more specifically 'marshland' than generic green accords. The note is typically constructed using dry-green molecules (cis-3-hexenol at low doses for a faded-green impression), papery-starchy notes (Cashmeran, methyl laitone), woody-grassy materials (vetiver, lemongrass traces), and sometimes a clean aquatic undercurrent (Calone at trace levels, or Hedione). Reed accords appear in aquatic-naturalistic compositions, garden-themed fragrances, and minimalist green structures where the goal is territory rather than bouquet.

Uloga u formuli
01modifikator
02nota potpisa
03sredstvo za podizanje
04sirovina za stapanje
05naturalizator
06graditelj volumena
Oblici na tržištu
standardni oblik

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