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Alkaloids of Delphinium corumbosum
Chemistry of Natural Compounds, 1973FromDelphinium corumbosum Rgl. have been isolated methyllycaconitine, a new base which has been called delcorine, and a base with mp 93–95°C. On the basis of its chemical and spectral characteristics, a lycoctonine skeleton has been established for delcorine with α-hydroxy groups at C1 and C10, a β-hydroxy group at C6, a methylenedioxy group at C7 and ...
A. S. Narzullaev +2 more
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2000
Abstract Delphinium spp. (Delphinium barbeyi, tall larkspur; D. andersonii, low larkspur) are a significant cause of livestock loss in the western mountains and higher plains of North America (1). In contrast, the European D. elatum and Consolida elatum are far less toxic, and data on documented intoxications are not available ...
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Abstract Delphinium spp. (Delphinium barbeyi, tall larkspur; D. andersonii, low larkspur) are a significant cause of livestock loss in the western mountains and higher plains of North America (1). In contrast, the European D. elatum and Consolida elatum are far less toxic, and data on documented intoxications are not available ...
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Alkaloids of Delphinium biternatum
Chemistry of Natural Compounds, 1978The combined alkaloids of the epigeal part and roots ofDelphinium biternatum have been investigated. From the epigeal part, in addition to the iliensine detected previously, acomonine, browniine, dehydrobrowniine, delphatine, anthranoyllycoctonine, and three new bases for which the structures of 10-dehydroiliensine, 10-benzoyliliensine, and 10 ...
B. T. Salimov +2 more
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Alkaloids of Delphinium poltoratskii
Chemistry of Natural Compounds, 2000Roots ofDelphinium poltoratskiiyield the known alkaloids methyllycaconitine, lycoctonine, anthranoyllycoctonine, ajacine, karacoline, and a new alkaloid delpoline, the structure of which was proved by spectral data and a direct correlation with karacoline.
Z. S. Boronova, M. N. Sultankhodzhaev
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Euphytica, 1961
In the past many attempts have been made to cross the red and yellow flowering Delphinium species with cultivars of D. elatum. The poor results however are an indication that for this combination there is a cross barrier, the more so as both artificial and natural species hybrids in the genus Delphinium occur frequently.
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In the past many attempts have been made to cross the red and yellow flowering Delphinium species with cultivars of D. elatum. The poor results however are an indication that for this combination there is a cross barrier, the more so as both artificial and natural species hybrids in the genus Delphinium occur frequently.
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Diterpenoid alkaloids from two species of Delphinium
Journal of Asian Natural Products Research, 2023Xianli Zhou, Shuai Huang
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