The phrase "aromatic odor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a pleasant or distinctive smell, often associated with certain foods, plants, or fragrances.
Example: "The kitchen was filled with the aromatic odor of freshly baked bread, enticing everyone to gather around."
Alternatives: "fragrant scent" or "pleasing aroma".
The aromatic odor of sizzling chicken ($9 , filet mignon ($14) and tiger shrimp ($12) fills the air and when the soy sauce arrives, it comes in an authentic-looking Asian carafe.
Essential oils are formed by aromatic odor as secondary metabolites, composed of terpenes or terpenoids.
K. mutabilis may be distinguished by the presence of scales on the stem below the ring, the larger cap, which may reach a diameter of 6 cm, and spicy or aromatic odor of the flesh.
They are flavourful spices with high aromatic odor and culinary and medicinal uses.
Most of these have a pungent aromatic odor and the exact mechanism of action of their active constituents is unknown.
C. copticum has aromatic odor and spicy taste and is widely used as a spice in the curry powder (curry).
The authors showed that Ir84a was activated by food-derived aromatic odors, phenylacetic acid and phenylacetaldehyde, but not by fly-derived chemicals.
"Eventually, we can also design hand-held instruments that could potentially sniff out corpses at crime scenes by picking up the aromatic compounds of decay odor".
Men shaved their entire bodies for cleanliness; perfumes and aromatic ointments covered bad odors and soothed skin.
If foliage rots under water, the flowers decay faster, and even the best smelling aromatic foliage produces a rank odor.
Norisoprenoids are commonly found in flowers, fruits, and leaves of many plants [ 10] and possess aromatic properties together with low odor thresholds (e.g., β-ionone), thus having a strong impact on fruit and flower aroma even at low levels [ 11].
