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Insect Antifeeding Property of Limonoids from Okinawan and ChineseMelia azedarachL., and from ChineseMelia toosendan(Meliaceae)

Ruo Chun Huang, Jian‐Bo Zhou, Hiroshi Suenaga, Ken Takezaki, Kenjiro Tadera, Munehiro Nakatani

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The insect antifeeding property of 25 limonoids isolated from Meliaceae plants, Okinawan and Chinese Melia azedarach and Chinese Melia toosendan, were tested by a conventional leaf disk method. The most potent were classified as azadirachtin-type C-seco Iimonoids and the next appear to be apo-euphol limo no ids with a 14,15-epoxide and a C-19/C-29 bridged acetal.

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The insect antifeeding property of 25 limonoids isolated from Meliaceae plants, Okinawan and Chinese Melia azedarach and Chinese Melia toosendan, were tested by a conventional leaf disk method. The most potent were classified as azadirachtin-type C-seco Iimonoids and the next appear to be apo-euphol limo no ids with a 14,15-epoxide and a C-19/C-29 bridged acetal.

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The insect antifeeding property of 25 limonoids isolated from Meliaceae plants, Okinawan and Chinese Melia azedarach and Chinese Melia toosendan, were tested by a conventional leaf disk method. The most potent were classified as azadirachtin-type C-seco Iimonoids and the next appear to be apo-euphol limo no ids with a 14,15-epoxide and a C-19/C-29 bridged acetal.

Key concepts: Meliaceae, Melia azedarach, Traditional medicine, Azadirachtin, Insect, Biology, Botany, Medicine

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