Кислиця фіолетова

Tart-green, faintly oxalic, with a thin floral edge. The tiny Oxalis flower — more acidic sap than perfume, like sucking a clover stem.
- Type
- Акорд
- Olfactive family
- Квіткові
- Source
- flowers and leaves
- Chemical class
- fantasy note
Запах
Докладно
Цікавий факт
All Oxalis species contain oxalic acid, which gives them their sour taste and their name (from the Greek 'oxys,' sharp/acidic). In high doses, oxalic acid is toxic — it binds calcium in the blood and can cause kidney stones. The small amounts in wood-sorrel are harmless and have been used in folk medicine and as a salad green.
Отримання й хімія
Спосіб отримання
No commercial essential oil or absolute exists. The plant produces insufficient volatile compounds for extraction. The note is always reconstructed from sour-green synthetics and faint floral materials.
- Формула
- N/A — no distillable oil available
- CAS
- N/A — no commercial essential oil
- Ботанічна назва
- Oxalis violacea
- Сила запаху
- Середня
- Синоніми
- WOOD SORREL VIOLET SORREL
Not applicable: accord or concept, not a single material
- Нота
- Violet woodsorrel (Oxalis violacea) has no commercial essential oil. In perfumery, this note is recreated with ionone-type molecules and green-acidic facets.
У парфумерії
Violet woodsorrel is a conceptual note with no commercial extract. Perfumers approximate it using sour-green materials (rhubarb, green-tart synthetics), faint violet-type florals, and acidic modifiers. It provides a woodland-floor freshness — tart, green, and understated. Used in green, forest, and wildflower compositions as a subtle acidic-green accent.