flavonoides con actividad antifÚngica aislados de piper septuplinervium (miq.) c. dc. (piperaceae)
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Abstract
El fraccionamiento bioguiado del extracto
etanólico de la parte aérea de Piper septuplinervium
(Piperaceae) permitió la obtención
de dos substancias de tipo
flavonoide, activas contra dos cepas de
hongos fitopatógenos (Fusarium oxysporum
f. sp. dianthi y Botrytis cinerea). Las
estructuras de los compuestos aislados
fueron determinadas de acuerdo con el
análisis espectroscópico (RMN uni y bidimensional,
EMAR). La actividad antifúngica
fue determinada por ensayo en
disco, seguido por bioautografía directa
sobre las dos cepas de hongos en prueba.
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| Authors | ;Mónica Avila;Oscar Patiño;Juliet Prieto;Wilman Delgado;Luis Enrique Cuca |
| Journal | Biological trace element research |
| Year | 2011 |
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