Terpenes are present in plants that have a distinctive smell like pine, lavender, and even fresh orange peel, but because of terpene’s high concentration in cannabis, they are most commonly ...

Common Cannabis-Derived Terpenes With over 200 terpenes present in cannabis flowers, gaining a solid understanding of all of them remains intimidating and – due to a lack of research – impossible.

What Are Terpenes? Humans primarily experience plant terpenes as distinctive odors. “They are the largest class of organic compounds known from plants,” says Andrea Holmes, professor of chemistry and ...

Understanding terpene profiles in cannabis helps tailor your experience. Terpenes like limonene, pinene, and myrcene influence effects such as mood, energy, relaxation, and focus, enhancing wellness.

Plants produce terpenes for interactions with other organisms, to help protect them against pathogens like mold, fungus and bacteria, and to attract pollinating insects or repel herbivores. Thousands ...

But terpenes don’t just affect smell, argues Stephanie Karasick of Strainprint, the company behind an app that crowdsources people’s experiences with different kinds of cannabis — they ...

Cannabis sativa terpenes are cannabimimetic and selectively enhance cannabinoid activity. Scientific Reports, 2021; 11 (1) DOI: 10.1038/s41598-021-87740-8 ...

Cannabis terpenes, the part of cannabis plants responsible for its smell and taste, may be able to relieve pain both by themselves and with cannabinoids. The results were published in Scientific ...

Myrcene Myrcene, one of the most abundant terpenes in cannabis, is worthy of specific attention. Recreational users report and sometimes assume that myrcene is responsible for the “cough lock”, an ...