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Triterpene glycosides, pentacyclic

The resistance of oats Avena sativa, Poaceae) to the take-all fungus Ophiobolus graminis is due to a fluorescent wot tip glycoside. This resistance factor, avenacin, has proven to be a mixture of four pentacyclic triterpene glycosides (5-8). Compounds (5 and 7), which possess anthranilic acid residues as a part of the molecule, have the greatest fungicidal properties (Fig. 24.3) (Harbome, 1986). [Pg.459]

The msyority of natural triterpenes are pentacyclic compounds. The next largest group are the tetracyclic triterpenes. There is also a smaller number of triterpenes with various other cyclic structures. The only important acyclic triterpene is squalene (and its 2,3-oxide as a metabolic intermediate). Most triterpenes are alcohols (3-OH). They are found free and as glycosides (saponins) (Karrer, 1958 Robinson, 1975) or esters. Free triterpenes are often components of resins, latex, or cuticle. Saponins are powerful surface-active agents and can cause lysis of red blood cells. Some of them have been... [Pg.400]

About 130 saponins have been described in Astragalus spp. untill now. Table (2). D-xylose (xyl), D-glucose (g c), L-rhamnose (rha), L-arabinose (ara) represent the carbohydrate components of these glycosides pentoses are more frequent then hexoses. Apiose (apio), in the furanosic form, occurs only in cycloaraloside C, named also astrailienin A [140,61]. Glucuronic acid has been found only in pentacyclic triterpene saponins (as in soyasaponins). Astragalus saponins of cycloartane series... [Pg.474]

C30H52, Mr 412.74, 18a-0. mp. 210°C, [aJo +40.3° (CHCI3), a pentacyclic triterpene hydrocarbon occurring in crude oil. O. represents the saturated skeleton of /3- amyrin. Numerous related triterpenes are derived from O. e.g., the hydrocarbons II,l3(l8)-olea-nadiene, (C30H48O, Mr 424.71, mp. 226-227°C), 12-oleanene (C30H50, Mr 410.73, mp. 162-164°C), and 18-oleanene (mp. 174-175 °C) from polypody species (Polypodium), as well as various polyols (see table) that are widely distributed as glycosides ( sap-onins). [Pg.448]


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