Eupatolide and borneol derivatives from Florestina tripteris
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Eupatolide and borneol derivatives from Florestina tripteris
Abstract The aerial parts of Florestina tripteris afforded in addition to eupatolide and eupatoriopicrin a new derivative and the corresponding 11,13-dihydro compound. Furthermore four substitution products of borneol and a trihydroxymanoyloxide were present. The structures were elucidated by high field NMR techniques. The chemotaxonomy is discussed briefly.
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