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<jats:p>A further extraction of the bark of Eupomatia laurina R.Br. has yielded 16 substances: liriodenine (as before), norushinsunine, three new bases, benzoic acid, sitosterol, eupodienone-1 (previously EL2; but not EL3 which is an artefact from EL2), eupomatene (ELl), and seven related substances. �� The last eight substances, which are closely related, ere named ?eupomatenoids?. The structures of the eupomatenoids -2 to -8 have been established. Like eupomatenoid-1 (eupomatene), they are derivatives of 3-methyl-2-phenyl-5-(E)-propenylbenzofuran and are classified as lignans.

DOI： 10.1071/ch9722659

Constituents of Eupomatia Species. II. Isolation and Structure Determination of Further Eupomatenoid Lignans From the Bark of Eupomatia laurina

Australian Journal of Chemistry 1972.0

Constituents of Eupomatia Species. V. The Isolation of Eupomatenoid-13 (a New Neolignan), (±)-trans-Dehydrodiisoeugenol, and Other Extractives from the Bark of Eupomatia laurina

Australian Journal of Chemistry 1979.0

Constituents of Eupomatia Species. 3. New Eupomatenoid Lignans From the Leaves and Wood of Eupomatia laurina

Australian Journal of Chemistry 1973.0

Constituents of Eupomatia Species. XI. New Eupodienone Lignans From the Flowers of Eupomatia laurina

Australian Journal of Chemistry 1990.0

Constituents of Eupomatia Species. XIII. The Structures of New Lignans From the Tubers and Aerial Parts of Eupomatia bennettii

Australian Journal of Chemistry 1991.0

Constituents of Eupomatia Species. XII. Isolation of Constituents of the Tubers and Aerial Parts of Eupomatia bennettii and Determination of the Structures of New Alkaloids From the Aerial Parts of E. bennettii and Minor Alkaloids of E. laurina