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Valencene gets its name from Valencia oranges, which are particularly rich in this aromatic compound.
Chemically, valencene belongs to the family of sesquiterpenes, a group of natural compounds frequently found in plant essential oils.
Beyond its use in the fragrance industry, valencene has attracted scientific interest for its potential insect-repellent properties, offering a natural alternative for dealing with insects.
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