What aromatic compounds give tuberose flower wax its signature fragrance?

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The signature tuberose fragrance comes from a complex blend of naturally occurring aromatic compounds, confirmed by GC-MS analysis: CompoundTypical ContentAroma NoteGeraniol18.7%Sweet rose-like floralNerol15.3%Fresh rosy floralMethyl benzoate9.6%Fruity sweet, ylang-likeMethyl anthranilate7.2%Floral, orange-blossom noteFarnesol6.4%Soft floral, balsamicEugenol4.9%Spicy-clove notePlus trace compounds such as tuberone and methyl eugenol that give the waxy, heady narcotic character tuberose is famous for. The combination produces an intense sweet floral scent with green-tropical undertones and excellent tenacity.Every batch is analyzed by GC-MS; the full fingerprint is provided with the COA for fragrance and cosmetic quality control.

Compound	Typical Content	Aroma Note
Geraniol	18.7%	Sweet rose-like floral
Nerol	15.3%	Fresh rosy floral
Methyl benzoate	9.6%	Fruity sweet, ylang-like
Methyl anthranilate	7.2%	Floral, orange-blossom note
Farnesol	6.4%	Soft floral, balsamic
Eugenol	4.9%	Spicy-clove note

What aromatic compounds give tuberose flower wax its signature fragrance?

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