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Triterpene glycosides fromSaponaria officinalis

Chemistry of Natural Compounds, 1969
The roots ofSaponaria officinalis L. have yielded the known triterpene glycoside gypsoside and the first glycoside of gypsogenic acid, which has been named saponaroside. Saponaroside is the 3-β-D-xylopyranoside of gypsogenic acid.
V. G. Bukharov, S. P. Shcherbak
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Synthesis of triterpene glycosides

Chemistry of Natural Compounds, 1966
A. M. Yuodvirshis, A. T. Troshchenko
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Synthesis of triterpene glycosides

Chemistry of Natural Compounds, 1968
A. M. Yuodvirshis, A. T. Troshchenko
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Triterpene glycosides ofLeontice eversmannii

Chemistry of Natural Compounds, 1968
L. G. Mzhel'skaya, N. K. Abubakirov
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Triterpene glycosides ofBeta vulgaris

Chemistry of Natural Compounds, 1973
L. G. Kretsu, G. V. Lazur'evskii
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Triterpene glycosides of Hedera taurica

Chemistry of Natural Compounds, 1992
V. I. Grishkovets, N. V. Tolkacheva, A. S. Shashkov, V. Ya. Chirva   +3 more
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Triterpene Glycosides

2012
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Triterpene glycosides ofPatrinia intermedia

Chemistry of Natural Compounds, 1969
V. G. Bukharov, V. V. Karlin, V. A. Talan   +2 more
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Triterpene glycosides of Hedera taurica

Chemistry of Natural Compounds, 1988
A. A. Loloiko, V. I. Grishkovets, A. S. Shashkov, V. Ya. Chirva   +3 more
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A triterpene glycoside fromGypsophila patrinii

Chemistry of Natural Compounds, 1966
V. G. Bukharov, S. P. Shcherbak
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