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Lupinus nanus

Pink Flower Color Mutant in Lupinus nanus, Evolution (1970) 24, 120. [Pg.85]

In young Lupinus nanus plants added cadaverine but not putrescine or hex-amethylenediamine lowered the incorporation of lysine into thermopsine (26). (In flowering plants the difference between cadaverine and the other two diamines was less marked.These results provide further evidence for the intermediacy of cadaverine in quinolizidine biosynthesis. ... [Pg.7]

Figure 2.9. Chromatogram alkaloids of three different forms of Lupinus nanus found by Harding and Mankinen (1968). G9—wild type that produces seven alkaloids G2 and G4—mutant types that lack the ability to transform compounds II and IB into derivatives. Figure 2.9. Chromatogram alkaloids of three different forms of Lupinus nanus found by Harding and Mankinen (1968). G9—wild type that produces seven alkaloids G2 and G4—mutant types that lack the ability to transform compounds II and IB into derivatives.
Figure 3.15. Chromatograms of alkaloids of Lupinus nanus (N) and L. micranthus (M) grown in California (C) during the winter-spring growing season and in Poland (P) during the spring-summer growing season. BC is L. bicolor grown in California, in 1972. Figure 3.15. Chromatograms of alkaloids of Lupinus nanus (N) and L. micranthus (M) grown in California (C) during the winter-spring growing season and in Poland (P) during the spring-summer growing season. BC is L. bicolor grown in California, in 1972.
Glycine max, Lupinus luteus, Sophorajaponica, Ulex nanus (Fabaceae) [pod]... [Pg.105]

Cytisus scoparicus, Lupinus spp., Piptanthus nanus, Sarothamnus sp., Spartiumjunceum (Fabaceae), Aconitum napellus (Ranunculaceae)... [Pg.138]

Genista spp., Glycine max, Phaseolus, Trifolium (Fabaceae) spp., Prunus spp. (Rosaceae) [wood] glucosides in Genista tinctoria, Glycine max, Lupinus hiteus, Ulex nanus, Sophora japonica (Fabaceae)... [Pg.265]

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