Extractives from Soymida febrifuga

Adesida, G.A.; Taylor, David A.

doi:10.1016/s0031-9422(00)90133-x

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Chemotaxonomic Significance Of Meliaceous Limonoids1

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“…The timber of Soymida febrifuga contained no detectable level of limonoids and the bark contained ∼0.1% methyl angolensate ( 568 ). These results showed that Soymida was closely related to the African genus Khaya . Zhang et al concluded that the configuration at C-6 of mexicanolides, phragmalins, and khayanolides from Khaya senegalensis had a 6 S configuration while those from Swietenia species had a 6 R configuration, and then pointed out this difference implies a significant chemotaxonomy difference between the African mahogany genus Khaya and the genuine mahogany genus Swietenia .…”

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