the cardenolides of thevetia peruviana grown in malaysia
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Abstract
The cardiac glycosides found in the seed kernels of Thevetia peruviana grown in Malaysia was investigated. Thevetin, a triglycoside, was separated into thevetin A and thevetin B by DCCC while the monoglycoasides obtained after incubation of the seeds were identified as nerlifolin, neriifolin monoacetate, and peruvoside.
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| Authors | ;IKRAM M SAID;ZARINA A RAHMAN |
| Journal | atmospheric environment |
| Year | 2017 |
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