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The 39 pages that link to Terpene, each with the reason it gives.

• IsopreneRelated: Terpenes share isoprene’s five-carbon building pattern.

• CycloalkaneRelated: Many terpenes contain saturated rings or are made by modifying cyclic hydrocarbon frameworks.

• IsoprenoidRelated: This closely related name distinguishes hydrocarbon structures from broader modified isoprenoids.

• LamiaceaeRelated: Terpenes make up many aromatic oils found in Lamiaceae.

• Plant resinRelated: Many resin volatiles are terpenes that repel insects or attract their enemies.

• MyrrhRelated: Volatile terpenes contribute to myrrh’s distinctive fragrance.

• Wine aromaRelated: They contribute floral and citrus notes in some wines, especially aromatic varieties.

• Juniper woodRelated: Volatile terpenes contribute to juniper wood’s distinctive scent.

• Aliphatic compoundRelated: Many terpenes have aliphatic or partly aliphatic carbon frameworks.

• Cannabis indicaRelated: Terpene profiles help describe cannabis chemovars more precisely than indica ancestry alone.

• Curry treeRelated: Terpenes are among the volatile compounds found in curry leaf aroma.