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Capparis decidua

Capparis deciduas Capparaceae Leaves, fruits, stem Sharma and Dwivedi (1997)... [Pg.300]

New spermidine alkaloids, capparidisine (99) 84), capparisine (100) 85), capparisinine (101) 86), and isocodonocarpine (102) (57), were obtained from the root bark of Capparis decidua (Capparidaceae). A preliminary cardiovascular activity evaluation of capparidisine (99) indicated that it has the ability to depress heart rate and coronary flow in the isolated heart of a rabbit (55). [Pg.315]

Another alkaloid related to lunarine, codonocarpine (24), has been isolated recently from Codonocarpus australis. Although this plant has been placed in the family Phytolacca-ceae, its true affinities are not known with certainty (Fig. 28.12) (Guggisberg and Hesse, 1983). Isocodonocarpine (25) has been isolated from Capparis decidua (Capparida-ceae) (Ahmad et al., 1989). [Pg.521]

Ahmad, V. U., N. Ismail, and A. Amber, Isocodonocaipine from Capparis decidua. Phytochemistry, 28, 2493-2495 (1989). [Pg.528]

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