The phrase "amount of scent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the quantity or intensity of a particular smell or fragrance.
Example: "The amount of scent in the room was overwhelming, making it difficult to concentrate."
Alternatives: "level of fragrance" or "quantity of aroma".
Compound flowers with doubled perianth structures produced double amount of scent compared to simple flowers independent of daytime.
Diptyque craftsmen blend the wax with very rare natural essences from Grasse (the very location where Chanel's fragrances are born!) to ensure that each candle releases the perfect amount of scent for as many as 60 hours of burning.
Indeed, in the Spanish population, the sex difference was less pronounced, and these plants emitted an overall lower amount of scent.
The significant interaction between sex and population indicates that the sex differences in the amount of scent produced is different among the two populations.
We also found that multiple paternity was higher when competing males showed small differences in their amount of scent marking, suggesting that females reduce MMM when they can detect differences in males' quality.
Instead, spray a small amount of scent onto your skin and let it dry naturally.
His store remained open, selling flashlights and an inordinate amount of scented candles.
The internal standard method was applied to calculate absolute amounts of scent compounds.
Male flowers, however, emitted significantly larger amounts of scent than female flowers, especially of the pollinator-attracting compounds.
Sex differences in amounts of scent were also detected in other plant species, with male plants releasing more attractive volatiles or higher amounts than conspecific females [ 32, 33].
Kessler et al. have addressed this issue in wild tobacco plants, which can both self-fertilize and outcross, and which produce varying amounts of scent and nectar.
