THE PARTIAL ELUCIDATION OF THE STRUCTURE OF A NEW COUMARIN FROM HYDRANGEA MACROPHYLLA SER.
Bruce A. Bohm, Ragai K. Ibrahim, G. H. N. Towers
Abstract
Bruce A. Bohm, Ragai K. Ibrahim, G. H. N. Towers
Abstract
Umbelliferone and a new monohydroxymonomethoxycoumarin have been isolated from Hydrangea macrophylla Ser. The new coumarin has been shown to be a derivative of daphnetin. It is present largely in a bound form in all parts of the plant and is especially abundant in the roots. Chromatographic characteristics of the compound as well as those of several known coumarins are included in this report.
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Umbelliferone and a new monohydroxymonomethoxycoumarin have been isolated from Hydrangea macrophylla Ser. The new coumarin has been shown to be a derivative of daphnetin. It is present largely in a bound form in all parts of the plant and is especially abundant in the roots. Chromatographic characteristics of the compound as well as those of several known coumarins are included in this report.
Key concepts: Umbelliferone, Coumarin, Thymelaeaceae, Derivative (finance), Saxifragaceae, Chemistry, Botany, Stereochemistry