<p>Fuscatone A (<b>1</b>), liriodenine (<b>2</b>), oxoxylopine (<b>3</b>), (–)-anonaine (<b>4</b>), (–)-asimilobine (<b>5</b>), (–)-xylopine (<b>6</b>), corydaline (<b>7</b>), thalifoline (<b>8</b>), N-trans-feruloyltyramine (<b>9</b>), 3′,4′,5′-trimethoxycinnamic acid (<b>10</b>), ferulic acid (<b>11</b>), isoferulic acid (<b>12</b>), (+)-lariciresinol (<b>13</b>), β-sitostenone (<b>14</b>), stigmastanone (<b>15</b>), santamarin (<b>16</b>), and dihydrosantamarine (<b>17</b>) were isolated from the flowers of <i>Michelia figo</i> (Magnoliaceae). Among them, fuscatone A (<b>1</b>) is a new δ-lactone (3-methoxy-3-methyl-<i>δ</i>-valerolactone). The structures of these compounds were characterized and identified by spectral analyses.</p>

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Secondary Metabolites of Michelia figo

  • C. Y. Chen,
  • M. J. Cheng,
  • C. L. Kao,
  • S. T. Huang,
  • H. T. Li

摘要

Fuscatone A (1), liriodenine (2), oxoxylopine (3), (–)-anonaine (4), (–)-asimilobine (5), (–)-xylopine (6), corydaline (7), thalifoline (8), N-trans-feruloyltyramine (9), 3′,4′,5′-trimethoxycinnamic acid (10), ferulic acid (11), isoferulic acid (12), (+)-lariciresinol (13), β-sitostenone (14), stigmastanone (15), santamarin (16), and dihydrosantamarine (17) were isolated from the flowers of Michelia figo (Magnoliaceae). Among them, fuscatone A (1) is a new δ-lactone (3-methoxy-3-methyl-δ-valerolactone). The structures of these compounds were characterized and identified by spectral analyses.