Lucia Puricelli, G. Innocenti, G. D. Monache, R. Caniato, R. Filippini, E. Cappelletti
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In Vivo and In Vitro Production of Alkaloids by Haplophyllum Patavinum
A protocol for shoot induction from callus of Haplophyllum patavinum was established. Two known furoquinoline (skimmianine and haplopine), and three quinolone (edulinine, ribalinine and isoplatydesmine) alkaloids were isolated for the first time from plant material, callus and shoot cultures of this species. The structures of these compounds have been characterised on the basis of spectroscopic evidence.