Polyfunctional triterpenoids from the bark of Yeddo spruce

Chernenko, G. F.; Bagryanskaya, I. Yu.; Gatilov, Yu. V.; Сальников, Г. Е.; Shmidt, E. N.; Mamatyuk, V. I.

doi:10.1007/bf00630432

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“…With 23 structures reported, Picea jezoensis (Jezo or Yeddo spruce, Picea ajanensis) displays the greatest diversity of methoxy-serratenes of all plants studied (Chernenko et al, 1990;1992a;Tanaka et al, 1994Tanaka et al, , 1995Tanaka et al, , 1996Tanaka et al, , 1997Tanaka et al, , 1998Tanaka et al, , 1999a, 2002Doi et al, 2010). This species was reported to produce a large compound spectrum, from methoxyserratenones (1, 4, 5), their 29-nor equivalents and methoxy-serratenedione (12), methoxyserratenols (9, 10) and methoxy-serratenediols, methoxy-hydroxy-serratenone, methoxyhydroxy-serratenals, methoxy-epoxy-serratenones and methoxy-epoxy-serratenols.…”

Section: Picea Insu-00759832 Version 1 -3 Dec 2012mentioning

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Methoxy-serratenes in a soil under conifers and their potential use as biomarkers of Pinaceae

Milbeau

Lavrieux

Jacob

et al. 2013

Organic Geochemistry

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International audienceIn the frame of a study aimed at defining new soil molecular biomarkers that could attest to former land use and that could also be screened in lake sediments for palaeoenvironmental reconstruction, we analysed the 2-4 cm depth layer of a soil developed under a conifer forest in the Lake Aydat catchment (French Massif Central). The lipid fraction of the sample contained 12 serratenoids bearing at least a methoxyl (OMe) group at C-3 or C-21 and various additional functional groups (alcohol, ketone or acetate). A survey of the literature provided indubitable evidence that these compounds are typical for Pinaceae species, in agreement with the surrounding vegetation at the sampling site. Due to the economic and ecological importance of the taxa, the presence of these highly specific compounds in soil, sediments or peat should therefore help in unravelling the timing of forestry activity

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Section: Picea Insu-00759832 Version 1 -3 Dec 2012mentioning

confidence: 99%