Anchusa officinalis

Anchusa officinalis L. Cynoglossine B. HCl, crystalline. Paralyses peripheral nerve terminations. Consolidine gluco-alkaloid hydrolysed to glucose and consolicine (also present as such). Paralyses the central nervous system. The same alkaloids are also present in Echium vulgare L. and Cynoglossum offikinale L. (Greiner, Arch. Pharm., 1900, 238, 505). [Pg.771]

Anagyris foetida, 116, 140 Analgesics, synthetic, 263, 265 Anamirta paniculata, 349 Anatahine, 35, 43, 46 Anchusa officinalis, 771 Andira spp., 631 Andirine, 631 Angelic acid, 604 Angeiine, 631... [Pg.784]

Another plant that is commonly used in folk medicine as a stimulant is Anchusa officinalis L. Broch-Due and Aasen have identified lycopsamine (53) as the main alkaloidal constituent of this species (c/. Vol. 7, p. 57).22... [Pg.52]

Calendula arvensis (Compositae) Italy Anchusa officinalis (Boraginaceae) Italy... [Pg.114]

Coleus blumei Anchusa officinalis Lithospermum erythrorhizon Morinda citrifolia Rubia fruticosa Syringa vulgaris Coptis japonica Thalictrum minus Berberis stolonifera Ruawolfia serpentina Catharanthus roseus... [Pg.259]

W. De-Eknamkul and B.E. Ellis, Effect of auxins and cytokinins on growth and rosmarinic acid formation in cell suspension cultures of Anchusa officinalis. Plant Cell Rep., 4 (1985) 50-53. [Pg.271]

Broch-Due, a. L, and A. A. Aasen Alkaloids of Anchusa officinalis L. Identification of the Pyrrolizidine Alkaloid Lycopsamine. Acta Chem. Scand. Ser. B. 34, 75 (1980). [Pg.189]

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