From the literature
TGSC, suppliers, and others, quoted as filed.
Mosciano, Gerard P&F 17, No. 5, 127, (1992)“Green, sweet, oily, floral, spicy, with fruity undertones”
Luebke, William tgsc, (1995)“Fresh green leafy floral orchid balsamic fatty”
Moellhausen“Green, aromatic, herbaceous, woody”
PerfumersWorld“Green narcotic aromatic herbaceous fresh natural mild leaf blends-well-with - +cashmeran herbaceous-notes new mown hay styrax oakmoss coumarin salicylates”
Pell Wall Perfumes“Green-leafy, herbal, woody. tenacious arctander: describes the odour like this: "mild, but tenacious, green-herbaceous and woody odor." he goes on to explain that "the major asset of this ester is its tenacity. as a “’green” material it is much weaker than the esters of the lower alifatic acids. but the milder odor makes it easier to handle, and the gentle, green-herbacious effect can be suitably utilized in fougere, new mown hay compositions, chyprcs, etc. it blends very well with styrax materials and the phenylethyl alcohol family, with amyl salicylate and coumarin, oakmoss and ylang-ylang."”
FCI SAS“Mild green leaf odor, very discret with a strong fixative effect and woody undertone”