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Date : March 07, 2018 CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS - GC PROFILING SAMPLE IDENTIFICATION Internal code : 18B20-PLG28-1-CC Customer identification : Copaiba Type : Resin Source : officinalis Customer : Plant Guru ANALYSIS Method: PC-PA-014-17J19 - Analysis of the composition of an essential oil, or other volatile liquid, by FAST GC-FID (in French); identifications validated by GC-MS. Analyst : Sylvain Mercier, M. Sc., Chimiste Analysis date : March 01, 2018 Checked and approved by : Alexis St-Gelais, M. Sc., chimiste 2013-174 Note: This report may not be published, including online, without the written consent from Laboratoire PhytoChemia. This report is digitally signed, it is only considered valid if the digital signature is intact. Page 1/12

PHYSICOCHEMICAL DATA Physical aspect: Light yellow viscous liquid Refractive index: 1.5045 ± 0.0003 (20 C) CONCLUSION No adulterant, contaminant or diluent has been detected using this method. Page 2/12

ANALYSIS SUMMARY Identification DB-5 (%) DB-WAX (%) Classe Myrcene tr tr Monoterpene Limonene 0.01* tr Monoterpene (2E,4E)-3,7-Dimethylocta-2,4-diene? [0.01]* 0.01 Monoterpene (Z)-β-Ocimene 0.09 0.10 Monoterpene (E)-β-Ocimene tr 0.01 Monoterpene allo-ocimene 0.01 0.02 Monoterpene δ-elemene isomer 0.01 0.02 Sesquiterpene δ-elemene 0.50 0.53 Sesquiterpene α-cubebene 0.50 0.53 Sesquiterpene Cyclosativene I 0.02 0.01 Sesquiterpene Cyclosativene II 0.01 0.02 Sesquiterpene α-ylangene 0.06 0.08 Sesquiterpene α-copaene 3.45 3.68 Sesquiterpene cis-β-elemene 0.03 0.13* Sesquiterpene 7-epi-Sesquithujene? 0.37 0.42* Sesquiterpene β-cubebene 1.04* [0.42]* Sesquiterpene β-elemene [1.04]* 47.79* Sesquiterpene Cyperene 0.17 0.20 Sesquiterpene α-gurjunene 0.04 0.03 Sesquiterpene β-caryophyllene 40.79* [47.79]* Sesquiterpene β-ylangene [40.79]* 0.07 Sesquiterpene β-copaene [40.79] [0.13]* Sesquiterpene γ-elemene 0.32 0.34 Sesquiterpene trans-α-bergamotene 3.52* [47.79]* Sesquiterpene Aromadendrene [3.52]* 0.11 Sesquiterpene β-humulene [3.52]* 0.07 Sesquiterpene Sesquisabinene A 0.23 0.22 Sesquiterpene α-humulene 5.52 5.94* Sesquiterpene allo-aromadendrene 0.34 0.32 Sesquiterpene cis-muurola-4(15),5-diene 0.25* [5.94]* Sesquiterpene (E)-β-Farnesene [0.25]* 0.19 Sesquiterpene trans-cadina-1(6),4-diene 0.19 [5.94]* Sesquiterpene γ-muurolene 1.57 1.74* Sesquiterpene Germacrene D 5.25 5.77* Sesquiterpene β-selinene 0.81* 0.53 Sesquiterpene ar-curcumene [0.81]* 0.15 Sesquiterpene trans-muurola-4(15),5-diene 0.11* [5.77]* Sesquiterpene γ-amorphene [0.11]* 0.03 Sesquiterpene epi-cubebol 0.98* 0.05 Sesquiterpenic alcohol Viridiflorene [0.98]* [1.74]* Sesquiterpene α-selinene [0.98]* 0.45 Sesquiterpene Bicyclogermacrene [0.98]* 0.53 Sesquiterpene Caparratriene 0.10 0.12 Sesquiterpene α-muurolene 0.45 0.42 Sesquiterpene β-bisabolene 2.24 1.80 Sesquiterpene γ-cadinene [2.24] 0.65* Sesquiterpene β-curcumene 0.22* 0.13 Sesquiterpene (3E,6E)-α-Farnesene [0.22]* 0.07 Sesquiterpene Page 3/12

Cubebol [0.22]* 0.05 Sesquiterpenic alcohol δ-cadinene 2.42* 2.21* Sesquiterpene trans-calamenene [2.42]* 0.07 Sesquiterpene Zonarene [2.42]* [2.21]* Sesquiterpene β-sesquiphellandrene [2.42]* 0.14 Sesquiterpene trans-cadina-1,4-diene 0.22 0.23 Sesquiterpene α-cadinene 0.17 0.16 Sesquiterpene (E)-γ-Bisabolene 0.06 [0.65]* Sesquiterpene α-calacorene 0.09 0.09 Sesquiterpene (E)-α-Bisabolene 0.23 0.20 Sesquiterpene Germacrene B 1.63 1.75 Sesquiterpene Maaliol 0.05 0.06 Sesquiterpenic alcohol β-calacorene 0.06 0.07 Sesquiterpene Caryophyllenyl alcohol 0.29 0.67* Sesquiterpenic alcohol Spathulenol 0.05 0.03 Sesquiterpenic alcohol Caryophyllene oxide 0.20 0.19 Sesquiterpenic ether Globulol 0.07 0.06 Sesquiterpenic alcohol Viridiflorol 0.07 0.07 Sesquiterpenic alcohol Ledol 0.11 0.08 Sesquiterpenic alcohol Junenol 0.53 [0.67]* Sesquiterpenic alcohol Rosifoliol 0.03 0.03 Sesquiterpenic alcohol 1-epi-Cubenol 0.10 0.09 Sesquiterpenic alcohol Unknown 0.06 0.11 Oxygenated sesquiterpene Caryophylladienol II 0.02 0.18* Sesquiterpenic alcohol τ-cadinol 0.51* 0.15 Sesquiterpenic alcohol τ-muurolol [0.51]* 0.32 Sesquiterpenic alcohol α-muurolol 0.38 0.35 Sesquiterpenic alcohol Unknown 0.07 0.08 Sesquiterpenic alcohol α-cadinol 0.48 0.64 Sesquiterpenic alcohol Selin-11-en-4α-ol [0.48] 0.26 Sesquiterpenic alcohol Cadalene 0.13* 0.06 Sesquiterpene (3Z)-Caryophylla-3,8(13)-dien-5β-ol [0.13]* 0.04 Sesquiterpenic alcohol α-bisabolol 0.02 0.03 Sesquiterpenic alcohol Juniper camphor 0.16 0.20 Sesquiterpenic alcohol Methyl (E,E)-farnesate? 0.01 Sesquiterpenic ester Unknown 0.05 0.03 Oxygenated diterpene Unknown 0.08 0.12 Diterpene Unknown 0.12 0.09 Oxygenated diterpene Palmitic acid 0.31 Aliphatic acid Unknown 0.20 [0.18]* Oxygenated diterpene cis-3,14-clerodadien-13-ol 0.08 0.08 Diterpenic alcohol Manool 0.15 0.17 Diterpenic alcohol Kolavelool 0.40 0.43 Diterpenic alcohol Linoleic acid 0.32 0.60 Aliphatic acid Oleic acid 0.25 0.38 Aliphatic acid 3α-Hydroxymanool 0.47 Diterpenic alcohol Copalol 0.59 Diterpenic alcohol Kolavenol 0.53 Diterpenic alcohol Methyl copalate? 0.05 Diterpenic ester diterpenic acid I 5.14 4.70 Diterpenic acid diterpenic acid II 1.25 Diterpenic acid Kolavenyl acetate? 0.20 Diterpenic ester Page 4/12

Methyl hardwickiiate? 0.06 Diterpenic ester diterpenic acid III 0.22 Diterpenic acid diterpenic acid IV 2.46 Diterpenic acid diterpenic acid V 0.74 Diterpenic acid diterpenic acid VI 2.19 Diterpenic acid diterpenic acid VII 0.77 Diterpenic acid diterpenic acid VIII 0.35 Diterpenic acid Total identified 93.83% 88.12% *: Two or more compounds are coeluting on this column [xx]: Duplicate percentage due to coelutions, not taken account in the identified total tr: The compound has been detected below 0.005% of total signal. Note: no correction factor was applied Page 5/12

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FULL ANALYSIS DATA Identification Column DB-5 Column DB-WAX R.T R.I % R.T R.I % Myrcene 3.95 987 tr 3.05 1134 tr Limonene 4.47* 1021 0.01 3.38 1159 tr (2E,4E)-3,7- Dimethylocta-2,4-4.47* 1021 [0.01] 2.91 1124 0.01 diene? (Z)-β-Ocimene 4.70 1035 0.09 3.98 1204 0.10 (E)-β-Ocimene 4.85 1045 tr 4.18 1219 0.01 allo-ocimene 6.13 1125 0.01 5.81 1334 0.02 δ-elemene isomer 9.18 1327 0.01 7.10 1427 0.02 δ-elemene 9.21 1329 0.50 7.19 1434 0.53 α-cubebene 9.38 1341 0.50 7.02 1421 0.53 Cyclosativene I 9.55 1353 0.02 7.13 1429 0.01 Cyclosativene II 9.58 1355 0.01 7.24 1438 0.02 α-ylangene 9.66 1361 0.06 7.29 1441 0.08 α-copaene 9.75 1367 3.45 7.42 1450 3.68 cis-β-elemene 9.88 1376 0.03 8.52* 1534 0.13 7-epi- Sesquithujene? 9.95 1381 0.37 8.03* 1496 0.42 β-cubebene 9.99* 1384 1.04 8.03* 1496 [0.42] β-elemene 9.99* 1384 [1.04] 8.76* 1552 47.79 Cyperene 10.02 1386 0.17 7.74 1474 0.20 α-gurjunene 10.19 1398 0.04 7.86 1484 0.03 β-caryophyllene 10.41* 1414 40.79 8.76* 1552 [47.79] β-ylangene 10.41* 1414 [40.79] 8.43 1526 0.07 β-copaene 10.47 1419 [40.79] 8.52* 1534 [0.13] γ-elemene 10.56 1425 0.32 9.30 1594 0.34 trans-α- Bergamotene 10.61* 1429 3.52 8.76* 1552 [47.79] Aromadendrene 10.61* 1429 [3.52] 8.84 1558 0.11 β-humulene 10.61* 1429 [3.52] 8.10 1501 0.07 Sesquisabinene A 10.71 1436 0.23 9.40 1602 0.22 α-humulene 10.81 1444 5.52 9.58* 1616 5.94 allo- Aromadendrene 10.88 1449 0.34 9.27 1591 0.32 cis-muurola-4(15),5- diene 10.93* 1453 0.25 9.58* 1616 [5.94] (E)-β-Farnesene 10.93* 1453 [0.25] 9.79 1633 0.19 trans-cadina-1(6),4- diene 11.08 1464 0.19 9.58* 1616 [5.94] γ-muurolene 11.16 1470 1.57 9.86* 1639 1.74 Germacrene D 11.18 1472 5.25 10.08* 1656 5.77 β-selinene 11.23* 1475 0.81 10.15 1662 0.53 ar-curcumene 11.23* 1475 [0.81] 10.93 1726 0.15 trans-muurola- 4(15),5-diene 11.30* 1480 0.11 10.08* 1656 [5.77] γ-amorphene 11.30* 1480 [0.11] 10.10 1658 0.03 epi-cubebol 11.36* 1485 0.98 12.23 1838 0.05 Viridiflorene 11.36* 1485 [0.98] 9.86* 1639 [1.74] Page 9/12

α-selinene 11.36* 1485 [0.98] 10.21 1667 0.45 Bicyclogermacrene 11.36* 1485 [0.98] 10.33 1677 0.53 Caparratriene 11.41 1489 0.10 9.93 1644 0.12 α-muurolene 11.44 1491 0.45 10.30 1674 0.42 β-bisabolene 11.59 1502 2.24 10.42 1684 1.80 γ-cadinene 11.61 1503 [2.24] 10.67* 1705 0.65 β-curcumene 11.65* 1506 0.22 10.44 1685 0.13 (3E,6E)-α-Farnesene 11.65* 1506 [0.22] 10.79 1715 0.07 Cubebol 11.65* 1506 [0.22] 12.85 1893 0.05 δ-cadinene 11.76* 1515 2.42 10.70* 1707 2.21 trans-calamenene 11.76* 1515 [2.42] 11.50 1774 0.07 Zonarene 11.76* 1515 [2.42] 10.70* 1707 [2.21] β- Sesquiphellandrene 11.76* 1515 [2.42] 10.85 1720 0.14 trans-cadina-1,4- diene 11.85 1523 0.22 10.88 1722 0.23 α-cadinene 11.92 1527 0.17 11.06 1737 0.16 (E)-γ-Bisabolene 11.93 1529 0.06 10.67* 1705 [0.65] α-calacorene 11.97 1532 0.09 12.38 1852 0.09 (E)-α-Bisabolene 12.02 1536 0.23 10.98 1730 0.20 Germacrene B 12.13 1544 1.63 11.40 1766 1.75 Maaliol 12.22 1552 0.05 13.32 1936 0.06 β-calacorene 12.25 1554 0.06 12.95 1902 0.07 Caryophyllenyl alcohol 12.30 1558 0.29 13.88* 1987 0.67 Spathulenol 12.42 1567 0.05 14.66 2062 0.03 Caryophyllene 12.44 1568 0.20 13.04 1910 0.19 oxide Globulol 12.48 1572 0.07 14.16 2014 0.06 Viridiflorol 12.58 1580 0.07 14.24 2022 0.07 Ledol 12.71 1590 0.11 13.63 1964 0.08 Junenol 12.88 1604 0.53 13.88* 1987 [0.67] Rosifoliol 12.97 1610 0.03 14.58 2054 0.03 1-epi-Cubenol 13.04 1616 0.10 14.03 2002 0.09 Unknown [m/z 179, 161 (66), 119 (44), 95 (38), 105 (35)... 204 (24), 222 (1)] 13.09 1620 0.06 14.92 2087 0.11 Caryophylladienol II 13.13 1624 0.02 16.35* 2231 0.18 τ-cadinol 13.23* 1632 0.51 15.15 2110 0.15 τ-muurolol 13.23* 1632 [0.51] 15.31 2126 0.32 α-muurolol 13.28 1636 0.38 15.45 2140 0.35 Unknown cadinol analog II [m/z 95, 121 (73), 43 (57), 79 (43), 161 (43), 109 )40)... 204 (35), 222 (2)] 13.34 1641 0.07 15.42 2136 0.08 α-cadinol 13.38 1644 0.48 15.74 2169 0.64 Selin-11-en-4α-ol 13.41 1647 [0.48] 15.90 2184 0.26 Cadalene 13.60* 1662 0.13 15.66 2161 0.06 (3Z)-Caryophylla- 13.60* 1662 [0.13] 17.08 2307 0.04 Page 10/12

Palmitic acid 16.99 1963 0.31 Unknown [m/z 95, 107 (27), 81 (19), 191 (17), 55 (16)... 275 (1)...] 17.13 1977 0.20 16.35* 2231 [0.18] 3,8(13)-dien-5β-ol α-bisabolol 13.79 1678 0.02 15.69 2163 0.03 Juniper camphor 13.84 1682 0.16 16.31 2227 0.20 Methyl (E,E)- farnesate? 14.65 1751 0.01 Unknown [m/z 43, 95 (66), 81 (63), 137 (61), 41 (53), 107 16.57 1924 0.05 18.12 2420 0.03 (47)... 262 (6)...] Unknown [m/z 95, 105 (79), 107 (75), 189 (68), 41 (64), 81 16.66 1932 0.08 16.44 2240 0.12 (61)... 257 (12), 272 (2)] Unknown [m/z 43, 95 (98), 107 (84), 93 (55), 121 (53)... 262 (7)...] 16.83 1949 0.12 18.59 2473 0.09 cis-3,14- Clerodadien-13-ol 17.58 2021 0.08 19.41 2568 0.08 Manool 17.75 2037 0.15 19.60 2589 0.17 Kolavelool 17.88 2050 0.40 19.87 2622 0.43 Linoleic acid 18.69 2132 0.32 24.77 3266 0.60 Oleic acid 18.75 2138 0.25 24.45 3220 0.38 3α-Hydroxymanool 19.90 2259 0.47 Copalol 19.96 2265 0.59 Kolavenol 20.05 2274 0.53 Methyl copalate? 20.16 2286 0.05 diterpenic acid I 20.60 2335 5.14 27.11 3594 4.70 diterpenic acid II 20.92 2371 1.25 Kolavenyl acetate? 21.07 2388 0.20 Methyl hardwickiiate? 21.29 2412 0.06 diterpenic acid III 21.68 2458 0.22 diterpenic acid IV 21.90 2484 2.46 diterpenic acid V 22.72 2582 0.74 diterpenic acid VI 23.61 2691 2.19 diterpenic acid VII 23.62 2693 0.77 diterpenic acid VIII 24.45 2800 0.35 Page 11/12

Total identified 93.83% 88.12% Total reported 94.40% 88.56% *: Two or more compounds are coeluting on this column [xx]: Duplicate percentage due to coelutions, not taken account in the identified total : Peaks apexes were resolved, but peaks overlapped and were summed for analysis tr: The compound has been detected below 0.005% of total signal. Note: no correction factor was applied R.T.: Retention time (minutes) R.I.: Retention index Page 12/12