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Bird nest fungi

Cybullol (377), previously reported as a metabolite of Bird s Nest fungi (c/. Vol. 7, p. 95), and geosmin (379), a degradation product of cybullol and the fungal metabolite responsible for the earthy aroma of freshly ploughed soil, have been synthesized by the routes outlined in Schemes 36 and 37. ... [Pg.111]

Abscisic acid (ABA) (65), an important plant-growth regulator in higher plants, has been identified, for the first time, as an authentic metabolite of a fungus Cercospora rosicola). Further research on the constituents of bird s nest fungi cf. Vol. 7, p. 95 Vol. 8, p. 111) has established that the bicyclofarnesane lactones (66a—c) are produced by still cultures of Mycocalia reticulata Petch. An... [Pg.86]

Cycloaddition to a 1,3-cyclohexadiene. Racemic cybullol (4), a metabolite of bird s nest fungi cyathus bulleri), has been synthesized by the route shown in equation (I). -... [Pg.381]

The cyathins are a group of metabolites from the Bird s Nest fungi. Cyathatriol (83), which is related to cyathin A3, together with its mono- and di-acetates, has been isolated from Cyathus earlei. The labelling and coupling patterns produced in 11-O-acetylcyathatriol (85), when it is biosynthesized from [ C]2-... [Pg.106]

Ayer, W.A., and D.R. Taylor Metabolites of Bird s Nest Fungi 5. The Isolation of l-Hydroxy-6-methyl-8-hydroxymethylxanthone, a New Xanthone, from Cyathus intermedins. Synthesis via Photoenolisation. Canad. J. Chem. 54, 1703 (1976). [Pg.256]

Scheme 5 shows a possible biosynthetic pathway leading to the pterosins from famesyl pyrophosphate via humulene (411), protoillu-dane (412), illudane (414) or illudalane (413) as intermediates. Biogenet-ically related sesquiterpenes have been obtained as metabolites of basi-diomycetes (319, 320) and ascomycetes (321). Pterosin C (480), for example, is produced by one of the bird s nest fungi, Cyathus bulleri (322). [Pg.54]

Onychiol B (623) was isolated from rhizomes of Onychium japonicum (348). All known compounds with the cyathane skeleton except onychiol B (623) have been isolated from bird s nest fungi, Cyathus species (356). [Pg.71]


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