“…Meanwhile, Sarcophytol M as a minor sarcophytol analogue was also found from a previous study on S. glaucum (Kobayashi & Osabe, 1989). However commonly, sarcophytol A content was only up to 28% w/w from lipid fraction (Koh et al, 2000), while this study found sarcophytol A up to 42%. Moreover, studies on Indonesian tropical Sarcophyton species usually found other type cembranoid analogues, particularly sarcophytoxide/sarcophine (Iswani, Tohir, & Januar, 2014;Putra, M. Y., Saparhadi, Karim, Murniasih, & Swasono, 2017;Januar, Zamani, Soedharma, & Chasanah, 2017b).…”