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ur invention covers a process for simultaneously quantitatively and qualitatively substantially continuously analyzing the aroma emitted and rates of emission of the aroma components thereof from two or more different varieties and/or species of
living flowers, living leaves, living fruits or surface portions of living fruits connected via stems to living trees and/or living plants, or surface portions of the bark of living trees, at a given point in time over a given period of time using a
multiplicity of enclosures, each of which contains solely one or more of the living flowers, living fruits, or living leaves or a surface portion of a living fruit or a surface portion of a living tree. The living flowers, living fruits or living leaves
are attached within the enclosures to small portions of their stems. All of the enclosures communicate with one single trapping means communicating via separate channels with each enclosure. Our invention also covers apparatus and its sub-combinations
for carrying out such process. Our invention is also intending to cover a process for preparing one or more perfume compositions or flavor compositions comprising the steps of carrying out the aforementioned analysis or analyses and then using the
results of such analysis or analyses: (1) providing; and (2) admixing at least one of the major components found in the analysis or analyses. Our invention is further intended to cover apparatus for carrying out such process as well as perfume
compositions and flavor compositions prepared using such apparatus an process and perfumed articles and colognes containing such perfume compositions and flavor compositions.


Thus, for example, our process for simultaneously quantitatively and qualitatively analyzing the emitted aroma and rates of emission of the aroma components thereof from two or more different species and/or varieties of living flowers concerns
such groups of species and/or varieties of living flowers as follows:

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