Sesquiterpene lactones. XXIII. Isolation of sesquiterpene lactones from Centaurea L. species

Geppert, B.; Drożdż, Bohdan; Kielczewski, M.; Holub, Mirosław

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“…Cebellin O Centaurea bella , Nowak (1993a,b), Nowak et al (1996) Nowak et al (1989aNowak et al ( , 1996, Nowak (1992) Centaurea bella Nowak et al (1986dNowak et al ( , 1996, Nowak (1990Nowak ( , 1992Nowak ( , 1993a Nowak et al (1986dNowak et al ( , 1996, Nowak (1990Nowak ( , 1992Nowak ( , 1993a) et al (1986d, 1996), Nowak (1990Nowak ( , 1992Nowak ( , 1993a Rybalko et al (1975), Gonzalez et al (1977aGonzalez et al ( , 1983, Sakakibara et al (1977), Merrill and Stevens (1985), Naidenova et al Gonzalez Collado et al (1985 185 Gonzalez Collado et al (1985 Gonzalez Collado et al (1985 Nowak et al (1986dNowak et al ( , 1989aNowak et al ( , 1996 Geppert et al (1983), Nowak et al (1986dNowak et al ( , 1996, Nowak (1990Nowak ( , 1992Nowak ( , 1993a Nowak et al (1986aNowak et al ( , 1989aNowak et al ( , 1996 Nowak et al (1986cNowak et al ( , 1996, Nowak (1992) Chartolepis glastifolia Nowak et al (1986aNowak et al ( ,c, 1996, Now...…”

Section: Psephellus Somcheticusmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…castellana Bruno et al (2002) Centaurea paui Cardona et al (1997), Gousiadou and Skaltsa (2003) Centaurea pelia Nowak et al (1984), Gousiadou and Skaltsa (2003) Centaurea pseudomaculosa Adekenov et al (1979Adekenov et al ( , 1986a Tarasov et al (1973), Gonzalez et al (1977a), Isamukhamedova et al (1977) Centaurea stoebe Suchy and Herout (1962), Rybalko et al (1975), Gonzalez et al (1977a), Huneck et al (1986a), Tešević et al (2007) Centaurea sulphurea Geppert et al (1983), Gonzalez et al (1984), Barrero et al (2000), Lakhal et al (2010) Centaurea thessala ssp. drakiensis Skaltsa et al (1999), Georgiadou et al (2000), Gousiadou and Skaltsa (2003) Centaurea transiens Nowak et al (1984), Gousiadou and Skaltsa (2003) Centaurea tymphaea Nowak et al (1984), Gousiadou and Skaltsa (2003) (continued on next page) M. Bruno et al / Phytochemistry xxx (2013) xxx-xxx 9 Geppert et al (1983), Landau et al (1994), Gousiadou and Skaltsa (2003) Centaurea zuccariniana Nowak et al (1984), Koukoulitsa et al (2002), Gousiadou and Skaltsa (2003) Cnicus benedictus Korte and Beckmann (1958), Suchy et al (1959a), Suchy et al (1959b), …”

Section: Centaurea Pallescensmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…(1998) Centaurea kartschiana Nowak et al (1984), Gousiadou and Skaltsa (2003) Centaurea leucophaea Nowak et al (1984), Gousiadou and Skaltsa (2003) Centaurea lusitanica Geppert et al (1983), Nowak (1992), Nowak et al (1996) Centaurea maculosa Rybalko et al (1975), Gonzalez et al (1977a), Kelsey and Locken (1987), Landau et al (1994), Gousiadou and Skaltsa (2003), Meepagala et al (2006) Centaurea malacitana Barrero et al (1988), Barrero et al (1995Barrero et al ( , 1997a) Centaurea mantoudii Nowak et al (1984), Gousiadou and Skaltsa (2003 Nowak et al (1984), Gousiadou and Skaltsa (2003) Centaurea ovina Drozdz (1967), Rybalko et al (1975), Gonzalez et al (1977a) …”

Section: Centaurea Derventanamentioning

confidence: 99%

“…drakiensis Nowak et al (1984), Gousiadou and Skaltsa (2003) Centaurea attica ssp. ossaea Nowak et al (1984), Gousiadou and Skaltsa (2003) Centaurea bombycina Barrero et al (2000) Centaurea bruguierana Rustaiyan et al (1982), Harraz et al (1994) Centaurea calcitrapa Drozdz (1967), Rybalko et al (1975), Gonzalez et al (1977a), Gonzalez et al, 1978a, Karawya et al (1975, Geppert et al (1983), Jakupovic et al (1986), Marco et al (1992) …”

Section: Centaurea Alexandrinamentioning

confidence: 99%

“…majorowii Nowak et al (1984), Gousiadou and Skaltsa (2003) Centaurea arenaria ssp. odesana Nowak et al (1984), Gousiadou and Skaltsa (2003) Centaurea aspera Geppert et al (1983), Barrero et al (1995) Centaurea aspera ssp. scorpiurifolia Barrero et al (1995) Centaurea aspera ssp.…”

Section: Centaurea Alexandrinamentioning

confidence: 99%

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confidence: 99%

Section: Centaurea Pallescensmentioning

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Section: Centaurea Derventanamentioning

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Phytotoxic properties of cnicin, a sesquiterpene lactone fromcentaurea maculosa (spotted knapweed)

Kelsey

Locken

1987

J Chem Ecol

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Water and solvent extracts from the aerial tissues ofCentaurea maculosa, spotted knapweed, inhibited the root growth of lettuce. Column chromatography and lettuce bioassay of a chloroform extract led to the isolation of cnicin, a sesquiterpene lactone. Pure cnicin was bioassayed at 0, 1, 2, 4, 6, 8, and 10 mg/5 ml water with lettuce, created wheatgrass, bluebunch wheatgrass, rough fescue, western larch, lodgepole pine, and spotted knapweed. Germination was inhibited at one or more concentrations for all species except lodgepole pine and spotted knapweed. Growth, particularly of the roots, was retarded between 1 and 4 mg of cnicin. Lettuce, bluebunch wheatgrass, and spotted knapweed were inhibited significantly at all concentrations tested.

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Influence of cnicin, a sesquiterpene lactone ofCentaurea maculosa (Asteraceae), on specialist and generalist insect herbivores

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The sesquiterpene lactone cnicin was extracted fromCentaurea maculosa andCentaurea vallesiaca. We examined its effects on the ovipositional response and larval development of generalist and specialist insect herbivores associated withC. maculosa. For the oviposition trials, three plant species (C. maculosa, Achillea millefolium, andCichorium intybus), half of which were sprayed with 3% of cnicin, were exposed to the specialist mothsStenodes straminea, Agapeta zoegana, andPterolonche inspersa in field cages. All three species significantly preferredC. maculosa to other plants andP. inspersa significantly preferred cnicin-sprayed plants to untreated plants for oviposition. Tested over all species, cnicin significantly increased the number of eggs laid on a given plant. A larval diet test examined the toxicity of cnicin for larvae of the generalist noctuid mothSpodoptera littoralis. Cnicin concentrations of 3% and 6% were lethal and 1% and 0.5% seriously inhibited growth and development. The larvae of theC. maculosa specialistStenodes straminea survived at 6% cnicin, but none of the pupae hatched.Agapeta zoegana was able to survive at 1% and 3% cnicin. Both specialists had difficulties with the artificial diet, but weight increase and survival was not further reduced when cnicin was present compared with on the control diet. In conclusion, cnicin influenced host recognition by the specialist species, and larvae of the generalist did not survive on natural levels of cnicin. Growth and survival of the specialist were not influenced by cnicin but were considerably hampered on artificial diet.

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Sesquiterpene lactones. XXIII. Isolation of sesquiterpene lactones from Centaurea L. species

Cited by 23 publications

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Sesquiterpenoids in subtribe Centaureinae (Cass.) Dumort (tribe Cardueae, Asteraceae): Distribution, 13C NMR spectral data and biological properties

Sesquiterpenoids in subtribe Centaureinae (Cass.) Dumort (tribe Cardueae, Asteraceae): Distribution, 13C NMR spectral data and biological properties

Phytotoxic properties of cnicin, a sesquiterpene lactone fromcentaurea maculosa (spotted knapweed)

Influence of cnicin, a sesquiterpene lactone ofCentaurea maculosa (Asteraceae), on specialist and generalist insect herbivores

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