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Methyl anthranilate is used as a natural bird repellent in agricultural crops, as birds avoid the characteristic grape scent it produces.
If you have ever tried Concord grapes, their distinct, intense aroma is mainly due to methyl anthranilate, which they contain in high concentrations.
The artificial grape flavour found in candies and soft drinks comes mainly from methyl anthranilate, which is why it often differs from the taste of fresh grapes we eat.
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