Indolalkaloide aus dem blätterpilz (agaricales)

Tetrahedron Letters
1984.0

Abstract

From fruiL bodies of the gilled agaric Cortinarius infractus three new O-carboline derivatives Infractin (l), 6-hydroxyinfrac-Lin (2) and infractopicrin (4) have been isolated. 4 is responsible for the bitter taste of the toadstool.

DOI： 10.1016/S0040-4039(01)80250-1

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