2008Natural Product CommunicationsOpen access

Sesquiterpenes of Lactarius and Russula (Mushrooms): An Update [1]

Marco Clericuzio, Gianluca Gilardoni, Omar Malagón, Giovanni Vidari, Paola Vita Finzi

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In this review the biogenesis, structures, and bioactivities of all sesquiterpenoids isolated from Russula and Lactarius species in the last decade are critically discussed, and divided into sections according to their skeletons. A brief chemotaxonomic overview of the family Russulaceae is reported in the final part of the review.

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In this review the biogenesis, structures, and bioactivities of all sesquiterpenoids isolated from Russula and Lactarius species in the last decade are critically discussed, and divided into sections according to their skeletons. A brief chemotaxonomic overview of the family Russulaceae is reported in the final part of the review.

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In this review the biogenesis, structures, and bioactivities of all sesquiterpenoids isolated from Russula and Lactarius species in the last decade are critically discussed, and divided into sections according to their skeletons. A brief chemotaxonomic overview of the family Russulaceae is reported in the final part of the review.

Key concepts: Lactarius, Russula, Botany, Biogenesis, Mushroom, Biology, Chemistry, Biochemistry

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