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8’-Hydroxyabscisic acid

ABA is metabolized via the unstable intermediate 6 -hydroxymethyl -ABA, more recently called hydroxyabscisic acid (HOABA) by Hirai et al. (45), to phaseic acid (PA). In certain plants the latter compound is further converted to 4 -dihydro-phaseic acid (DPA) which accumulates as the end product. The ABA-> PA DPA pathway (Figure 4) operates in beans (46), in pea seedlings (47), in ash seeds (48), in castor bean (49), and... [Pg.103]

The catabolic inactivation of ABA in plants is initiated by hydroxylation at C-8 to produce 8 -hydroxyabscisic acid [8 -HOABA (24)]. 8 -... [Pg.345]

Degraded Carotenoids. Several new natural products have structures similar to carotenoid end-groups and thus may be considered as degraded carotenoids. A new abscisic acid (31) metabolite from seeds of Robinia pseudacacia has been identified as the 3-hydroxy-3-methylglutaryl ester of hydroxyabscisic acid (32). [Pg.223]

Hieracin I, H-80087 Hirsutinolide, H-80089 4a-Hydroperoxydesoxyvulgarin, in V-80013 7 -Hydroxyabscisic acid, H-70098 8 -Hydroxyabscisic acid, H-70099 Psilostachyin, P-70131 Secoisoerivanin pseudoacid, S-70024... [Pg.648]


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