Alkaloidal pigments from Lactarius necator and L. atroviridis

Phytochemistry
1989.0

Abstract

Two new alkaloids, 4,4′-binecatorone and 10-deoxy-4,4′-binecatorone, have been isolated from fruiting bodies of Lactarius necator. The American species L. atroviridis contains 10,10′-dideoxy-4,4′-binecatorone as the main alkaloid which is responsible for the green appearance of this toadstool. © 1989.

DOI： 10.1016/0031-9422(89)80377-2

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