Globiferine a pyrrolizidine alkaloid from crotalaria globifera

Phytochemistry
1984.0

Abstract

Seeds of Crotalaria globifera from two separate locations in South Africa yielded different pyrrolizidine alkaloids. One batch gave trichodesmine and grantaline, while the other afforded grantianine and a new pyrrolizidine alkaloid, globiferine. © 1984.

DOI： 10.1016/S0031-9422(00)80352-0

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