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Planta Med 1971; 20(4): 108-113
DOI: 10.1055/s-0028-1099673
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STUDIES IN THE SCROPHULARIACEAE – PART III INVESTIGATION OF THE OCCURRENCE OF ALKALOIDS IN ANTIRRHINUM MAJUS L.

K. J. Harkiss
  • University of Bradford, Postgraduate School of Pharmacy, Bradford, England
1 Part I – Fell, K. R. and Harkiss, K. J.: Planta med., 12, 460 (1964) Part II – Harkiss, K. J. and Swift, D.: Tetrahedron Letters, 4773 (1970)
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15 January 2009 (online)

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STUDIES IN THE SCROPHULARIACEAE PART IV1. STRUCTURE OF THE AERIAL PARTS OF ANTIRRHINUM MAJUS L.Planta Med 1971; 20(06): 302-313
DOI: 10.1055/s-0028-1099708

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STRUCTURE OF THE AERIAL PARTS OF LINARIA VULGARIS MILL.Planta Med 1964; 12(04): 460-477
DOI: 10.1055/s-0028-1100203

Abstract

Antirrhinum majus has been found to contain four tertiary alkaloids, one of which has been identified as 4–methyl–2,6–naphthyridine. This is a new plant constituent. A water–soluble base has been identified as choline; no other water–soluble bases were found present.

Zusammenfassung

Antirrhinum majus enthält 4 tertiäre Alkaloide, von denen eins als 4–Methyl–2,6–naphthyridin identifiziert wurde. Diese Verbindung ist erstmalig in Pflanzen nachgewiesen. An wasserlöslichen Basen wurde nur Cholin gefunden.

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