Baccharis santelicis

Li et al. [26] also reported the isolation and structure elucidation of a new clerodane diterpenoid from Baccharis myrsinites (Lam) Pers., a species endemic to the Dominican Republic, while the aerial parts of Baccharis santelicis Phi., an endemic species from Chile, afforded several known furoclerodanes [27], From another endemic species from Chile, B. incarum, a newweo-clerodane diterpenoid named bincatriol, Fig. (6) was isolated [28],... 

From the aerial parts of Baccharis santelicis Phil. (Compositae, tribe Cistereae, subtribe Baccharidinae) [3433]. 

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