Methyl (p-hydroxybenzoyl) acetate and an alkaloid, bellendine, from Bellendena montana

Phytochemistry
1971.0

Abstract

The previously unreported methyl (p-hydroxybenzoyl) acetate, and the first alkaloids from the Proteaceae, have been isolated from the flowers of Bellendena montana. The major alkaloidal constituent, bellendine, was obtained crystalline and characterized spectroscopically. © 1971.

DOI： 10.1016/S0031-9422(00)94085-8

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