1974
DOI: 10.1016/s0040-4039(01)91735-6
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Structure cristalline et moleculaire de la phomenone, phytotoxine produite par le champignon .

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“…Moreover the absolute configuration corresponds to the eremophilane type. Such a configuration has already been found for a fungi metabolite of this type (Riche, Pascard-Billy, Devys, Gaudemer, Barbier & Bousquet, 1974). Fig.…”
Section: Methodssupporting
confidence: 70%
“…Moreover the absolute configuration corresponds to the eremophilane type. Such a configuration has already been found for a fungi metabolite of this type (Riche, Pascard-Billy, Devys, Gaudemer, Barbier & Bousquet, 1974). Fig.…”
Section: Methodssupporting
confidence: 70%
“…Biogenetic precursors of phaseolinone with close structural similarity may cross-react with phaseolinone. We have isolated from M. phaseolina one such putative precursor, phomenone, isolated earlier from Phoma e-xigua (13). However, these biosynthetic precursors are expected to be less polar than phaseolinone.…”
Section: Vol 58 1992mentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Phytotoxins belonging to this group are phaseol inone from Maerophomina phaseolina (Dhar et aL, 1982) and Dreehslera gigantea ; gigantenone and petasol from D. gigantea (Kenfield et aL, 1989c;Sugawara et aL, 1993); phomenone from Phoma exigua (Riche et aL, 1974), P. destruetiva (Bottalico et aL, 1982), and D. gigantea ; and bipolaroxin from Bipolaris eynodontis (Sugawara et aL, 1985). Eremophilanes -Gigantenone, petasol, phomenone, phaseolinone, and bipolaroxin Eremophilanes are bicyclic sesquiterpenoids.…”
Section: Sesquiterpenoid Phytotoxinsmentioning
confidence: 99%