Phellinus pini

Phellinus pini (Thore. Fr.) Pil. = Fomes pini (Thore. Fr.) Lloyd. 

Phellinus pini is the most economically important conifer decay fungus which causes white pocket rot in many species of pine. Antagonism between P. pini and several other wood pathogens have been reported. When the fungus was grown in liquid medium several aromatic and benzoquinone metabolites were isolated of which 4-hydroxystyrene (33) and the pentaenone 35 showed activity against... 

Chart 7. Secondary metabolites produced by Inonotus hispidus and Phellinus pini References, pp. 17-20... 

Ayer, W.A., D.J. Muir, and P. Chakravarty Phenolic and other metabolites of Phellinus pini, a fungus pathogenic to pine. Phytochem. 42, 1321 (1996). 

I. tamaricis, Onnia tomentosa, O. triqueter, Phellinus chrysoloma, Ph. conchatus, Ph. contiguus [trace], Ph. erectus, Ph.ferreus [trace], Ph. ferruginosus, Ph. hartigii, Ph. pini, Ph. pseudopuncta-tus [trace], Ph. punctatus, Ph. ribis (= Phylloporia ribis) (232), Ph. rimosus ( = Ph. robiniae) (232, 235), Ph. robustus, Ph. torulo-sus, Ph. viticola [trace] (232)... 

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