Article | REF: P3234 V1

Hydrosols and hydrolates Obtaining, composition, preservation and applications

Authors: Xavier FERNANDEZ, Alexandre CASALE

Publication date: March 10, 2015

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5. Storage problems

The microbiological preservation of hydrolats and floral waters is a major problem that limits the use of these extracts.

They are highly vulnerable to fungal and bacterial contamination, due to the aqueous nature of the medium, the possible presence of plant fragments and the low content of organic compounds (some of which may have bactericidal and/or bacteriostatic properties). Such contamination can have several consequences.

As micro-organisms grow, they can feed on organic compounds, degrading them . This can lead to odor degradation, a reduction in olfactory power or the generation of compounds with negative...

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