Cusparia

Cusparia bark is used in medicine as a simple bitter. Raymond-Hamet states that cusparine has sympathicosthenic properties, that is it increases the sensitivity of the sympathetic nervous system to stimulation, e.g., by adrenaline. [Pg.418]

Quinoline, alkylquinolines, occurrence in Cusparia bark, 416 Quinoline group alkaloids, 413 isoQuinoline group alkaloids, 154 Quinolylphenetoledicarboxylic acid ex cinchonine, 441... [Pg.800]

Other examples of syntheses under physiological conditions will be found under arecaidine, lobelia, papaverine, cusparia bark alkaloids, harmala alkaloids, rutascarpine and yohimbine. [Pg.819]

A modification of the formula of a-fagarine just announced establishes its close relationship to the alkaloids of cusparia bark, which like Fagara is derived from a rutaceous genus. ... [Pg.823]

Source Angostura trifoliata (Willd.) Elias (Cusparia trifoliata (Willd.) Engl., Galipea officinalis Hancock or Cusparia febrifuga Humb. ex DC. [11] (Rutaceae) a tree, 10 to 12 meters high, native to Columbia and Venezuela. [Pg.216]

Synonyms Angostura Angostura bark Carony bark Cusparia bark Galipea officinalis... [Pg.307]

Synonyms Angostura extract Cusparia bark extract Galipea officinalis Galipea officinalis extract... [Pg.307]

Cusparia bark extract. See Angostura (Galipea officinalis) extract... [Pg.1104]

The bark of Galipea cusparia Cusparia trifoliata) yields between 1 and 2 per cent, of essential oil. The tree is found in abundance on the mountains in Venezuela, and it is especially plentiful in the country round... [Pg.459]

Common/vernacular names Angustura, car-ony, and cusparia bark. [Pg.34]

Formerly, angostuia bark was believed to be the bark of Cusparia trifoliata Engl. (syn. [Pg.34]

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