“…The coupling constants of relevant protons ( J H‑1′–H‑2′ = 7.8 Hz, J H‑2′–H‑3′ = 8.0 Hz, J H‑3′–H‑4′ = 9.0 Hz, J H‑4′–H‑5′ = 7.9 Hz, and J H‑1″–H‑2″ = 3.0 Hz) and the key ROESY correlations (Figure ) between H-1″ and Ha-4″/O H -3″ and between H-2″ and Hb-4″ showed that compound 1 contained the 6- O -(β- erythro -apiofuranosyl)-β-glucopyranosyl group. The absolute configurations of the glucopyranosyl and apiofuranosyl units in isolate 1 were established by acid hydrolysis. , The chromatographic peaks of derivative products of the glucopyranosyl, apiofuranosyl, l -Glc, d -Glc, and d -Api (derived from d -apiofuranosyl-containing astrapterocarpanoside A) respectively appeared at t R 19.5, 31.2, 17.9, 19.6, and 31.3 min, which showed that the glucopyranosyl and apiofuranosyl were d -Glc and d -Api (for HPLC analysis conditions, see the related section in the Supporting Information). The comparison of experimental 13 C NMR data of 1 and calculated 13 C NMR data of 1′ -(1′ R ,2′ R ,3′ S ,4′ S ,5′ R ,1″ R ,2″ R ,3″ R ), 1′ -(1′ R ,2′ R ,3′ S ,4′ S ,5′ R ,1″ S ,2″ R ,3″ S ), 1′ -(1′ R ,2′ R ,3′ S ,4′ S ,5′ R ,1″ R ,2″ R ,3″ S ), and 1′ -(1′ R ,2′ R ,3′ S ,4′ S ,5′ R ,1″ S ,2″ R ,3″ R ) confirmed the attribution of the absolute configuration of its apiofuranosyl as (1″ R , 2″ R , 3″ R ) (Figure ).…”