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portada chemical constituents of bryophytes
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Physical Book
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Language
English
Pages
796
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
23.1x16.3x4.8 cm
Weight
1.70 kg.
ISBN
3709110831
ISBN13
9783709110836
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chemical constituents of bryophytes

A. Douglas Kinghorn (Illustrated by) · Heinz Falk (Illustrated by) · Junichi Kobayashi (Illustrated by) · Springer · Hardcover

chemical constituents of bryophytes - Kinghorn, A. Douglas ; Falk, Heinz ; Kobayashi, Junichi

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Synopsis "chemical constituents of bryophytes"

For some 50 years, Professor Asakawa and his group have focused their research on the chemical constituents of bryophytes and have found that these plants contain large numbers of secondary metabolites, such as terpenoids, acetogenins, and aromatic compounds representative of many new skeletons, which exhibit interesting biological activities. Individual terpenoids, when found as constituents of both a bryophyte and a higher plant, tend to occur in different enantiomeric forms. Professor Asakawa has covered the literature on bryophytes in two earlier volumes of Progress in the Chemistry of Organic Natural Products, namely, Volumes 42 (1982) and 65 (1995). Since the publication of the latter volume, a great deal of new information has appeared on bryophytes. One example is that known sex pheromones of algae have been discovered in two liverworts, indicating that some members of the latter taxonomic group might originate from brown algae. From information provided in this volume, it is suggested that two orders of the Marchantiophyta should be combined.

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