The results obtained confirm the hypothesis that the geographical origin of plant material has a significant relevance
regarding the chemotype and its response to abiotic factors. Additionally, we supported the previously described intraspecific
variation of S. lavandulifolia essential oils and contribute to the understanding of its phytochemistry. Furthermore, due to
remarkable plant to plant phytochemical differences, the intraspecific variability of aromatic plants wild populations can be
much higher than results from regular population surveys usually shown. On the other hand, as different expression of
volatile compounds has been revealed between this two accessions, the biosynthesis of other highly reduced natural products
as phenylpropanoids and flavonoids is able to be quantitative and qualitative different. Further investigations should be
performed for chemical phenotyping in order to elucidate responses of genotypes to variable cultivation scenarios.