Re: [DIYbio] I want to GCMS Ponderosa Pine bark smell

On Wed, May 22, 2013 at 6:55 AM, Jeswin <phillyj101@gmail.com> wrote:
> Can't you get some sap from the pine cone? That's what give it the smell, right?

Maybe, but the the air between the bark is what I've noticed smelling
most like vanilla.

The Ponderosa Pine wikipedia page says that the Jeffrey Pine smells
more strongly, so I guess I've got to track down a stand of them to
take a whiff!

Also, the Jeffrey Pine wikipedia page says it's tolerant of serpentine
soils, which is NPK deficient (the pine tree you see growing out of
rocks)... so maybe these would be good trees to play with in general.
Either as a selection tool, or to find microbial/fungal nitrogen
fixers.

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