“…Drimanes, a type of sesquiterpenoid with a bicyclic scaffold, are widely distributed in plants, liverworts, fungi and certain marine organisms (sponges), possessing diverse structural features [27,28] and extensive biological activities, such as antibacterial [29,30], antifungal [31,32], antiviral [29,33], cytotoxic [34,35], antifeedant [36,37], plant-growth [38,39], and so on. Natural rearranged drimanes only occurred with a 1,2 methyl shift from C-4 to C-3 [40].…”