Table S4. Comparative analysis of volatile compounds detected in samples by GCO and OAV
Classification | Code | Compound | Analysis | Concentration range1) | Detection in samples2) |
Alcohols | AL1 | 2-Phenylethanol | GCO | 81-243 | M4>M1=M5=M6>M2=M3 |
OAV | 34-116 | M1>M2>M3>M5>M6>M4 |
AL2 | Methionol | GCO | 18-135 | M6>M4>M2>M1>M3>M5 |
OAV | 20-60 | M1>M6>M4>M5>M3>M2 |
AL3 | Isoamyl alcohol | GCO | 27-81 | M4=M6>M1=M2=M5>M3 |
OAV | 345-730 | M1>M2>M5>M3>M4>M6 |
AL4 | 2,3-Butanediol | OAV | 24-685 | M1>M5>M4>M3>M2>M6 |
Esters | ES1 | Ethyl decanoate | GCO | 6-81 | M2>M4>M3>M1=M5=M6 |
OAV | 248-838 | M3>M2>M4>M6>M1>M5 |
ES2 | Diethyl succinate | GCO | 27-162 | M4>M1=M3=M6>M5>M2 |
ES3 | Ethyl lactate | GCO | 3-54 | M5>M3>M6>M1>M2>M4 |
ES4 | Ethyl octanoate | OAV | 31-92 | M2>M1>M3>M4>M5>M6 |
ES5 | Ethyl isovalerate | OAV | 0-826 | M5>M6 |
ES6 | Ethyl undecanoate | OAV | 0-875 | M4 |
ES7 | Ethyl isobutyrate | OAV | 0-20203 | M1 |
ES8 | Ethyl butyrate | OAV | 0-899 | M2 |
ES9 | Ethyl hexanoate | OAV | 0-240 | M1>M5 |
Organic acids | AC1 | Acetic acid | GCO | 3-135 | M5>M6>M4>M1=M2>M3 |
AC2 | Lactic acid | GCO | 0-162 | M4=M5>M6>M3 |
AC3 | Butyric acid | OAV | 0-637 | M2 |
Carbonyls | CO1 | Diacetyl | GCO | 0-81 | M4>M1 |
OAV | 0-654 | M4>M1 |
CO2 | Acetoin | OAV | 0-3221 | M1>M4>M5 |
Others | OT1 | Methional | GCO | 18-405 | M1>M2>M3>M4>M5>M6 |
OT2 | γ-Nonalactone | GCO | 0-81 | M3=M1 |
OT3 | 4-Vinylguaiacol | OAV | 0-598 | M2 |
Unknown | UK1 | Unknown4 | GCO | 0-54 | M1>M4>M5>M2=M3=M6 |
UK2 | Unknown10 | GCO | 0-81 | M3>M1>M2=M4=M5=M6 |
Concentration ranges are expressed in their original units of measurement for each analysis method.
Detection in samples indicates the relative abundance of compounds across samples, arranged in descending order of concentration (“>” higher, “=” equivalent).