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Notizen: Isoflavonoid Phytoalexins of Parochetus communis and Factorovskya aschersoniana

John L. Ingham

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Abstract Medicarpin has been isolated as a phytoalexin from the fungus-inoculated leaflets of Parochetus communis and Fac­torovskya aschersoniana; a second isoflavonoid derivative, vestitol, is also produced by F. aschersoniana. Some taxono­mic aspects of phytoalexin formation by the title species are briefly discussed.

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Abstract Medicarpin has been isolated as a phytoalexin from the fungus-inoculated leaflets of Parochetus communis and Fac­torovskya aschersoniana; a second isoflavonoid derivative, vestitol, is also produced by F. aschersoniana. Some taxono­mic aspects of phytoalexin formation by the title species are briefly discussed.

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Abstract Medicarpin has been isolated as a phytoalexin from the fungus-inoculated leaflets of Parochetus communis and Fac­torovskya aschersoniana; a second isoflavonoid derivative, vestitol, is also produced by F. aschersoniana. Some taxono­mic aspects of phytoalexin formation by the title species are briefly discussed.

Key concepts: Isoflavonoid, Phytoalexin, Fungus, Chemistry, Botany, Biology, Flavonoid, Biochemistry

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