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The authors have established that enzymes leading to the production of DMT, the main scent compound of roses descending from R. gigantea are located in the petals.
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Gabriel Scalliet, Claire Lionnet, Mickaël Le Bechec, Laurence Dutron, Jean-Louis Magnard, Sylvie Baudino, Véronique Bergougnoux, Frédéric Jullien, Pierre Chambrier, Philippe Vergne, Christian Dumas, J. Mark Cock and Philippe Hugueney. Published in Plant Physiology, January 2006, pp. 18-29.
