Abstract:Background: Pentacyclic triterpenes are plant secondary metabolites that have many applications for health of the people. Methods: In this work, we determine by a HPLC-UV/Vis and HPLC-MS what pentacyclic triterpenes are found in stem and root of cv. Picual olive tree, a variety typically grown in the area of Jaén (Spain). Moreover, the concentration of these compounds along fruit ripening also has been determined in both organs. Results: Maslinic acid (MA), oleanolic acid (OA), erythrodiol (EO), and uvaol (UO)… Show more
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