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Dipterix odorata

Socorro, M.P., Pinto, A., Kaiser, C.R., New isoflavonoid from Dipterix odorata, Zeitschrift fuer Naturforschung B, 58, 1206, 2003. [Pg.1194]

Origin of Some Central Trivial Names. Some names were chosen according to the discovery of the corresponding compounds such as cinnamic acid [Cinnamomum verum Presl., cinnamon tree (Lauraceae)], coumaric acids/ coumarin [Dipterix odorata (Aubl.) Wu-ld. sub nom. Coumarouna odorata Aubl. (Fabaceae)], caf-feic acid [Coffea arabica L., coffee tree (Rubiaceae)], and ferulic add (Ferula spp., Apiaceae). Quinic acid is named according to its discovery as a constituent of cinchona bark [Cinchona L. spp. (Rubiaceae)] this compound was named according to the German Chinarinde (cinchona bark) - corrupted from quina (Spanish... [Pg.271]


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