A headspace solvent microextraction (HSME) method for extraction of volatile components of aerial parts of Thymus daenensis subsp. daenensis plant into a microdrop is described. A comparison was made between the results obtained by HSME and a conventional hydrodistillation method. From 36 volatile components found in the hydrodistillated extract, 20 were identified and quantified in the HSME extract. The major components for both isolates were geraniol (34.9–37.2%), geranyl acetate (15.3–18.7%), geranial (9.0–11.2%), nerol (6.4–8.3%) and neral (7.1–9.3%).
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