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Plant material. Plant material was provided by Professor P. Wendelbo or Mr. J. C. Archibald (as indicated in Table 1) and identified by them. It was supplied as fresh material, except for D. microphyllu, which was dried leaves and flowers, collected by P. W. in Afghanistan from plants growing at Maimana, Darrah Abdullah near Belcheragh. Voucher specimens are held by Professor Wendelbo. Fluuonoid identifications. Flavonoids were identified in leaf, flower or farina by methods outlined earlier.4 Hirsutin was identified in flowers of D. microphylla by direct chromatographic and spectral comparison with an authentic sample from P. cnpitutu flowex4 It was further identified by acid hydrolysis to give hirsutidin. Due to shortage of material it could only be identified in flowers of the other three Dionysiu species by chromatographic comparison and by its colour properties. Primetin (5,8-dihy&oxytIavone) was identified in the farina of P. chionuntha (cf. Ref. 4) by diit comparison with both a natural specimen supplied by Professor Hattori and a synthetic specimen supplied by Professor W. Baker. Material from all three sources had the following properties:

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Author

I.R.C. Bick; J.B. Bremner; J.W. Gillard

Publisher

Elsevier Science; Elsevier ; Elsevier BV (ISSN 0031-9422)

Published

1971

Language

EN

Field

Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology (Life Sciences)