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Adiantum monochlamys

Several stable triterpenoid natural products containing 1,2,4-trioxolanes have been characterized, for example adian-5-ene ozonide (175) isolated from the fern Adiantum monochlamys <90CPB79,... [Pg.618]

Two naturally occurring ozonides, gilvanol (213) from Quercus gilva and adian-5-ene ozonide (214) from the leaves of Adiantum monochlamys, °° have been isolated. Their structures were readily confirmed by the action of ozone on hop-17(2l)-en-3jS-ol and adian-5-ene respectively. Amphistictinic acid (215), from the lichen Pseudocyphellaria amphisticta, is 15a-acetoxy-22-hydroxy-hopan-24-oic acid. The structure of the 6a,7a,22-trior previously reported from the lichen P. mougeotiana has been revised to 6a,7/3,22-tri-hydroxyhopane (216). The Tlj8,22-dior isolated from the same source has been shown to be a mixture of 7/8,22- (217) and 15a,22-dihydroxyhopane (218). [Pg.215]

Various fernanes are reported as constituents of some ferns, e.g. (+)-7- and (-)-8-femene as well as (-)-7,9(ll)-femadiene from Adiantum monochlamys and A pedatum (Pteridaceae). Hydroxylated derivatives are found in lichens such as reti-geric acid A in Lobaria retigera (Sticataceae) and some higher plants, e.g. (-)-7-femen-3p-ol in Rhododendron linearifolium (Ericaceae) and (-)-3p,lip-dihydroxy-8-femen-7-one in Euphorbia supina (Euphorbiaceae). [Pg.103]

Small amounts of the dextrorotatory parent hydrocarbon of the ten naturally abundant gammaceranes have been extracted from oil slate. 3-Hydroxy-derivatives such as (+)-16-gammacerene-3p-ol are constituents of the roots of bitter herb Picris hieracioides (Asteraceae). 22p-Hydroxy-30-nor-gammaceran-21-one is found in the Japanese fern Adiantum monochlamys. [Pg.104]

Ageta, H., K. Iwata, and T. Kasama Fern Constituents, Filicenols A and B, Tetrahymanol, and Isoadiantol B, Isolated from Adiantum monochlamys. 11th Symposium on the Chemistry of Natural Products, Kyoto, Oct. 1967, Symposium Papers, p. 306. [Pg.323]

Ageta, H., K. Shiojima, R. Kamaya, and K. Masuda Fern Constituent. Naturally Occurring Adian-5-ene Ozonide in the Leaves of Adiantum monochlamys and Oleandra wallichii. Tetrahedron Letters 1978, 899. [Pg.323]

Hasegawa, M., and Y. Akabori Flavonoid Pattern in Pteridaceae. I. Flavonoid Glycosides Obtained from the Fronds of Adiantum aethiopicum and A. monochlamys. Bot. Mag. Tokyo 81, 469 (1968). [Pg.312]


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