Myrcene

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Terpenes & Aromatics

Myrcene is a offset-4 transition-colors hover:underline" title="Learn more about Terpene">terpene found in cannabis known for its earthy, musky aroma with hints of fruit, contributing to the plant's unique scent profile.

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Myrcene is also known as beta-myrcene or β-myrcene and belongs to the Terpenes & Aromatics

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What does Myrcene do in cannabis? Myrcene contributes to the plant's aroma and may influence its effects, often being linked to sedative properties in higher concentrations.

Where is Myrcene found besides cannabis? Myrcene is also present in hops, mangoes, and bay leaves, contributing to their distinctive aromas.

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Health Canada
PubChem
Scientific literature on terpenes

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