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• W20854111 abstract "As constituents of plants, flavanoids are amongst the most frequently encountered natural products. Since interest in flavanoids as a class of compounds can be traced as far back as the period of ROBERT BOYLE preoccupation with them can justifiably be claimed to have played an important part in the development of chemistry. Until recently only mono-meric forms of flavanoids were thought to exist. This is curious since the dimeric species, or biflavanoids, occur quite abundantly in some plants making their isolation not especially difficult. The first biflavanoid, a biflavone, was isolated in 1929 by FURUKAWA who extracted the autumnal leaves of the maidenhair tree, Ginkgo biloba L. and obtained a yellow pigment, “compound B“, which later acquired the name ginkgetin. There can be little doubt that much of the impetus for this investigation was generated by the curious botanical position of this ancient tree, for it is the only species of the order Ginkgoales to survive to the present day. Fossilised remains of the plant establish that it was in existence some 250 million years ago (during the Cretaceous or even the Jurassic period of the earth’s evolution) (124)." @default.
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• W20854111 date "1973-01-01" @default.
• W20854111 modified "2023-09-25" @default.
• W20854111 title "The Chemistry of Biflavanoid Compounds" @default.
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