Lycopodium complanatum

Lycopodium complanatum Lycopodium cemuum Huperzia serrata... 

Ishiuchi K, Kubota T, Hoshino T, Obara Y, Nakahata N, Kobayashi J (2006) Lycopladines B-D and lyconadin B, new alkaloids from Lycopodium complanatum. Bioorg Med Chem 14 5995-6000... 

Lung lipids and cytotoxic dusts, 552 Lung surfactant, see Pulmonary surfactant Luteol dipalmitate, 38 Lycopodium complanatum, 19 Lye, 240... 

Lycopodium complanatum Onguekoa gore Ricinus communis Cardamine impatiens Peganum harmala (seed oil)... 

The first lycopodium alkaloid was isolated from the club moss Lycopodium complanatum by Bodeker as early as 1881 [18] much later its structure was shown to be lycopodine [19]. Since the first comprehensive review on lycopodium alkaloids was published in 1968 [20], new structures have been isolated and the chemistry and biology of this class of compounds have been reviewed several times [6-9, 21], According to Ayer [6], the lycopodium alkaloids are generally considered to comprise of four major classes. Compounds 1-4 are representatives of each group lycopodine 1 (class 1), lycodine 2 (class IT), fawcettimine 3 (class III), and phlegmarine 4 (miscellaneous class IV). 

Kobayashi Ji, Hirasawa Y, Yoshida N, Morita H. Lyconadin A, a novel alkaloid from Lycopodium complanatum. J. Org. Chem. 2001 66(17) 5901-5904. 

From ancient to modem history, traditional plant-based medicines have played an important role in health care. Traditional medicine has maintained its popularity in developing coimtries and has been becoming fashionable in industrialized coimtries as well. The Lycopodium genus (Lycopodiaceae) in Turkey is represented by five species, namely L. alpinum L., L. annotinum L., L. clavatum L., L. complanatum ssp. chamaecyparissus (A. Br.) Doll, and L. selago L. [1],... 

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