Zur Kenntnis pflanzlicher Phosphatidsäuren und anderer Plasmainhaltsbestandteile von Brassica oleracea

Diemair, W.; Mührdel, A. F.

doi:10.1002/food.19580020103

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“…Nevertheless, sorghum leaves and stems are lower in linoleic acid, and much higher in saturated acids than other leaf fats. The fatty acid composition of sorghum leaf and stem is more nearly like that of Brassica olerácea (cabbage) (5).…”

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Lipides in Feedstuffs, Fatty Acids of Sorghum Leaf and Stem

Burnett¹,

Lohmar²

1959

J. Agric. Food Chem.

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Lipides of sorghum leaf and stem were solvent-partitioned into three fractions representing 37, 40, and 23% of the lipide extract. Fatty acid composition was determined by gas chromatography. The major unsaturated acid was linolenic and most was present in the 80% ethyl alcohol fraction. The major saturated acid was palmitic, relatively evenly distributed among the fractions. Fatty acid composition differs markedly from that of sorghum grain, but resembles that of other grasses and nonseed plant lipides.

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Lipides in Feedstuffs, Fatty Acids of Sorghum Leaf and Stem

Burnett¹,

Lohmar²

1959

J. Agric. Food Chem.

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Über Plasmainhaltsbestandteile von Brassica oleracea. II. Mitteilung

Diemair

Mührdel

1959

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Über substituierte Phenylhydrazone als Insektizide

Mührdel¹

1964

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A, F. M~~H R D E L Uber Darstellung, Eigenschaften und UV-Spektrum substituierter Phenylhydrazone unterschiedlicher Ketone ist bereits an anderer Stelle berichtet worden [I -31. Ober Nitrophenylhydrazone in ihrer Funktion als Insektizide liegt bis jetztsoweit bekanntnur eine Untersuchung von G. T. BOTTGER u. a. vor [4]. Sie untersuchten die 2,4-Dinitrophenylhydrazone (2,q-DNPHe) des Acetons, Methylathyl-, Methylamylketons und des Acetophenons in ihrer insektiziden Wirkung an Altica ambiens, Cirphis unipuncta, Phlyctaenia rubigalis, Gastrophysa cyanea, Ephestia kuhniella, Macrosiphum pisi und Tetranychus bimaculatus. -Die hier beschriebenen Uersuche wurden an Drosophila aegyptica durchgefuhrt.

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Zur Kenntnis pflanzlicher Phosphatidsäuren und anderer Plasmainhaltsbestandteile von Brassica oleracea

Cited by 6 publications

References 27 publications

Lipides in Feedstuffs, Fatty Acids of Sorghum Leaf and Stem

Lipides in Feedstuffs, Fatty Acids of Sorghum Leaf and Stem

Über Plasmainhaltsbestandteile von Brassica oleracea. II. Mitteilung

Über substituierte Phenylhydrazone als Insektizide

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