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Peppery
Peppery: the sharp, dry prickle of peppercorns.
On record here, the word is carried by agarospirol. Each carrier says who uses the word and on what evidence: a source, the trade’s convention or the house’s own reading.
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The record
Each field carries its evidence: open a chip for the source, the quoted words and the confidence. A field with nothing behind it says so and stays empty.
- Term
- peppery
perfumery convention
the trade’s shared vocabulary; no single source
the trade’s shared vocabulary; the word as the records and sources use it
confidence B
- Family
- spicy
house interpretation
the house’s own reading, labelled as such
the house’s grouping; the review’s classification has no such family
confidence C
- Definition
- The sharp, dry prickle of peppercorns.
house interpretation
the house’s own reading, labelled as such
the house’s own definition, written for this vocabulary
confidence C
- Carried by
- agarospirol (as used: “peppery”)
documented
Among these, agarospirol [17] is recognized as a characteristic aroma component [3,18], imparting a unique spicy, peppery, and woody note [19].
GC-14 · Wen S, Cheng W, Li Y, Er L, Wu M, Deng Z, Lu L, Liu T · read 2026-09-30
confidence B
- agarospirol (as used: “peppery”)
- Related terms
Sources
- GC-14 · Wen S, Cheng W, Li Y, Er L, Wu M, Deng Z, Lu L, Liu T. Terpene synthases screening in agarwood tree Aquilaria yunnanensis leads to the discovery of agarospirol. Synthetic and Systems Biotechnology 2027;15:1–9 (online 17 June 2026). DOI 10.1016/j.synbio.2026.05.009. PMID 42376004. PMCID PMC13311179. doi.org/10.1016/j.synbio.2026.05.009 · read 2026-09-30 · CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 (open access, as the article states); short quotes only, nothing adapted or filed
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this record as data: /data/descriptor/peppery.json · version 1 · updated 2026-09-30 · confidence B
