1978
DOI: 10.7164/antibiotics.31.324
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Metabolites of Dactylaria lutea: The structures of dactylariol and the antiprotozoal antibiotic dactylarin.

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“…In addition to the above metabolites C. queenslandicum IFM 51121 co-produced new antibacterial compounds related to members of the dihydronaphthaquinone group5-7) which were given the name chrysoqueen (1) and chrysolandol (2).…”
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“…In addition to the above metabolites C. queenslandicum IFM 51121 co-produced new antibacterial compounds related to members of the dihydronaphthaquinone group5-7) which were given the name chrysoqueen (1) and chrysolandol (2).…”
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“…Related tetrahydroanthraquinone derivatives were produced by fungi such as Alternaria eichhorniae [10], Alternaria porri [15], Alternaria solani [12, 16ϳ19], Auxarthron umbrinum [20], Chrysosporium queenslandicum [21], Dactylaria lutea [22,23], Dermocybe sp. [24], Phomopsis juniperovora [25], Pleospora sp.…”
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“…Dactylarin and dactylariol have been isolated from D. lu tea [12,13] and the dactylfungins were obtained from D. parvispora [14]. In both cases, the produc ing strains were isolated from soil and have not been shown to be nematode-trapping.…”
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