AI Article Synopsis
- Two new compounds, Eugenial A and B, were extracted from the fruits of the plant Eugenia multiflora.
- Their structures were determined using NMR (nuclear magnetic resonance) analysis.
- These compounds share a structural similarity with euglobals found in Eucalyptus, and a straightforward method for differentiating between similar isomers was identified.
Article Abstract
Two regioisomeric meroterpenoids, Eugenial A and B, have been isolated from the fruits of Eugenia multiflora and their structures established on the basis of NMR evidences. They possess a phloroglucinol-monoterpene structure similar to the euglobals occurring in the sister genus Eucaliptus. A simple method to distinguish between regioisomeric pairs was pointed.
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