Evolution of flavonoids in the phaseolinae

Twenty South American Phaseolinae species were screened for flavonoids including eight species of Vigna: V. luteola, V. adenantha, V. candida, V. longifolia, V. lasiocarpa, V. caracalla, V. hookeri and V. peduncularis; three Phaseolus species: P. vulgaris var. aborigineus, P. lunatus and P. augustii...

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spelling todo:paper_00319422_v37_n2_p449_Zallocchi2023-10-03T14:44:17Z Evolution of flavonoids in the phaseolinae Zallocchi, E.M. Pomilio, A.B. Dolichopsis evolution flavonol glycosides glycosylflavones. Leguminosae Macroptilium Phaseolinae Phaseolus Vigna bioflavonoid article carbohydrate analysis chemistry evolution genetics legume medicinal plant molecular genetics South America species difference Bioflavonoids Carbohydrate Sequence Evolution Fabaceae Molecular Sequence Data Plants, Medicinal South America Species Specificity Twenty South American Phaseolinae species were screened for flavonoids including eight species of Vigna: V. luteola, V. adenantha, V. candida, V. longifolia, V. lasiocarpa, V. caracalla, V. hookeri and V. peduncularis; three Phaseolus species: P. vulgaris var. aborigineus, P. lunatus and P. augustii; eight Macroptilium species: M. fraternum, M. psammodes, M. prostratum, M. panduratum, M. longepedunculatum, M. bracteatum, M. erythroloma and M. lathyroides and Dolichopsis paraguariensis were examined. The majority of the isolated compounds (70%) were flavonol O-glycosides, mainly of quercetin (40%) and kaempferol (24%). Only one myricetin glycoside was detected with the more primitive trihydroxylated B-ring. The chemical profiles of these Phaseolinae species correspond to an intermediate evolutionary level according to the parameters of Harborne and appear to be relatively advanced in relation to the other members of the subfamily Papilionoideae. © 1994. Fil:Zallocchi, E.M. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. Fil:Pomilio, A.B. Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Ciencias Exactas y Naturales; Argentina. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_00319422_v37_n2_p449_Zallocchi
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topic Dolichopsis
evolution
flavonol glycosides
glycosylflavones.
Leguminosae
Macroptilium
Phaseolinae
Phaseolus
Vigna
bioflavonoid
article
carbohydrate analysis
chemistry
evolution
genetics
legume
medicinal plant
molecular genetics
South America
species difference
Bioflavonoids
Carbohydrate Sequence
Evolution
Fabaceae
Molecular Sequence Data
Plants, Medicinal
South America
Species Specificity
spellingShingle Dolichopsis
evolution
flavonol glycosides
glycosylflavones.
Leguminosae
Macroptilium
Phaseolinae
Phaseolus
Vigna
bioflavonoid
article
carbohydrate analysis
chemistry
evolution
genetics
legume
medicinal plant
molecular genetics
South America
species difference
Bioflavonoids
Carbohydrate Sequence
Evolution
Fabaceae
Molecular Sequence Data
Plants, Medicinal
South America
Species Specificity
Zallocchi, E.M.
Pomilio, A.B.
Evolution of flavonoids in the phaseolinae
topic_facet Dolichopsis
evolution
flavonol glycosides
glycosylflavones.
Leguminosae
Macroptilium
Phaseolinae
Phaseolus
Vigna
bioflavonoid
article
carbohydrate analysis
chemistry
evolution
genetics
legume
medicinal plant
molecular genetics
South America
species difference
Bioflavonoids
Carbohydrate Sequence
Evolution
Fabaceae
Molecular Sequence Data
Plants, Medicinal
South America
Species Specificity
description Twenty South American Phaseolinae species were screened for flavonoids including eight species of Vigna: V. luteola, V. adenantha, V. candida, V. longifolia, V. lasiocarpa, V. caracalla, V. hookeri and V. peduncularis; three Phaseolus species: P. vulgaris var. aborigineus, P. lunatus and P. augustii; eight Macroptilium species: M. fraternum, M. psammodes, M. prostratum, M. panduratum, M. longepedunculatum, M. bracteatum, M. erythroloma and M. lathyroides and Dolichopsis paraguariensis were examined. The majority of the isolated compounds (70%) were flavonol O-glycosides, mainly of quercetin (40%) and kaempferol (24%). Only one myricetin glycoside was detected with the more primitive trihydroxylated B-ring. The chemical profiles of these Phaseolinae species correspond to an intermediate evolutionary level according to the parameters of Harborne and appear to be relatively advanced in relation to the other members of the subfamily Papilionoideae. © 1994.
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author Zallocchi, E.M.
Pomilio, A.B.
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Pomilio, A.B.
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title Evolution of flavonoids in the phaseolinae
title_short Evolution of flavonoids in the phaseolinae
title_full Evolution of flavonoids in the phaseolinae
title_fullStr Evolution of flavonoids in the phaseolinae
title_full_unstemmed Evolution of flavonoids in the phaseolinae
title_sort evolution of flavonoids in the phaseolinae
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