Flavonol 3,7-glycosides and dihydroxyphenethyl glycosides from Aconitum napellus subsp. lusitanicum

Cytotoxic Activities of Flavonoid Glycoside Acetates from Consolida oliveriana

“…A large number of publications has dealt with the diterpenoid alkaloids of other Consolida species but reports on the flavonoid content of members of this genus are sparse [3], [4]. As part of our ongoing research on flavonoids in the genus Delphinium and related genera [5], [6] we have investigated the most polar fraction of the ethanol extract of the aerial parts of C. oliveriana. We now report isolation of the flavonoids kaempferol (1), quercetin (2), trifolin (3) [7], hyperoside (4) [7], 2′′-acetylhyperoside (5) [8], 6′′-acetylhyperoside (6) [7], 7-glucotrifolin (7) [9], biorobin (8) [10], [11] and robinin (9) [12] from this fraction.…”

In vitro anti-Acanthamoeba activity of flavonoid glycosides isolated from Delphinium gracile, D. staphisagria, Consolida oliveriana and Aconitum napellus

“…Compounds 3–8 were acylated flavonol tetraglycosides from D. gracile (Diaz and Herz, 2010), compound 9 was a Rutin decaacetate from D. staphisagria , compounds 10–12 were flavonoid glycoside acetates from Consolida oliveriana (Carmona et al ., 2008; Paper, 2008) and compound 13 was isolated from A. napellus subsp. Lusitanicum (Díaz et al ., 2005). The compounds were dissolved in 0.1% (v/v) DMSO (Panreac, Barcelona, Spain).…”

Non-alkaloidal constituents from the genus Aconitum: a review

“…As a result, they suggested that species recognition within this large genus can be approached by using avonoids as chemical molecular markers. 24,25 Lim et al also proved the utility of avonoid analysis for the chemotaxonomy of Aconitum in their study on the avonoid variations in members of the Korean A. jaluense complex. 26 However, the relationship between the avonoid composition and the degree of evolution of the Aconitum species remains unclear and requires more extensive and in-depth studies.…”