6. (Page 4.) What is the relationship between the diameter of a tube and resistance to flow? What effect does this have on pressure? 7. (Page 5.) Does constriction of blood vessels raise or lower blood pressure? 8. (Page 5.) What actively regulates the diameter of blood vessels? 9. (Page 5.)
Another very strong note is a sweet fruitiness. Itâs difficult to determine what fruit it could come from as itâs very specific to jasmine and some other flowers like lilac. It comes from benzyl acetate â the main constituent of jasmine absolute and the jasmine smell. There is also another euphoric note, a dark one. Indole might be the closest smell to describe it. Itâs a deep narcotic note with a slightly dirty animal undertone â very prominent in jasmine absolute.
I know this is about a perfume or oil not a plant but once I am captivated by a plant's scent I become obsessed well that's a little strong..... but intrigued with finding it in a form that can go and bloom everywhere.... I found some good tuberose fragrance as of late......oapNCandles: Jasmine: Not like perfume jasmine, but it's IDENTICAL to Angelwing Jasmine (Jasminum nitidum), but stronger.. My favorite plant is Jasminum Nitidum. I assumed all jasmine oils were replicas of Jasminum Officinale Grandiflorum or one of the Jasminum Sambacs.