| About Plant | Chrysopogon zizanioides, commonly known as vetiver is a perennial bunchgrass of the Poaceae family, native to India. In western and northern India, it is popularly known as khus. Vetiver is important to the fragrance industry because of its characteristic woody notes and onsequently its composition has been extensively investigated from a natural products viewpoint. |
| Plant Variety | CIMAP-Vridhi |
| Major Constituents of Variety | N/A |
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| Compounds in essential Oil | khusimol,gamma-elemene, khusimene, ar-curcumene, alpha-amorphene, sesquicineole, delta-cadinene |
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| Contributor | HS Chauhan, RK Lal, SPS Khanuja, S Rane, Sudeep Tandon, CS Chanotiya, Anju Yadav, AK Singh, HP Singh,MP Darokar, Ram Chandra, Kailash Singh, H N Singh, AK Gupta, A Kalra, RP Bansal, JRBahl, AK Singh, AN Misra, OP Dhawan, SP Singh, DD Patra, M Alam, MK Gupta, N Chaturvedi, D Kumar,HO Misra, RS Lohia, K Bansal, H Shankar, Rakesh Pandey and Vikram Singh |
| Year of Release | 2007 |
| Reference | Registration of a yigh yielding variety “CIM-Vridhi” of Vetiver (Vetiveria zizaniodes L. Nash). J. Med. Arom. Pl. Sci. (2008) 30:105-108. |