-
Zeorin is a
triterpene with the
molecular formula C30H52O2
which occurs in many lichens. "
Zeorin". Pubchem.ncbi.NLM.nih.gov. Communications, EBCONT. "Zeorin"...
- is
stated to be
usnic acid,
unidentified triterpenes (possibly
including zeorin)." In the
following paragraph Niebla tuberculata was
stated to be “characterized...
-
Phyllopsora chodatinica, but
unlike that species, it
contains argopsin and
often zeorin, but it
lacks chodatin. The
species epithet neotinica is a
contraction of...
- at a
similar altitude. It
contains the
secondary chemicals atranorin and
zeorin. The
specific epithet fruticosus refers to the form of the lichen's pseudopodetia...
- C.
Harris in 2005 and is
characterized by its
production of atranorin,
zeorin, and
pallidic acid.
phylogenetics studies have
helped distinguish it from...
-
other lichens. It is
chemically distinct due to its
production of pannarin,
zeorin, and
several minor secondary metabolites. The
species is
known from coastal...
- neotropica does not
produce the
lichen product lesdainin, but only
makes zeorin. ****wa, M.; Pérez-Ortega, S. (2010). "A
second species of Botryolepraria...
-
function as “male
gametes (****tia)” Both
species contain lichen substances zeorin and (-)-16-hydroxykaurane
without other substances, a T3
compound occasionally...
- (C20H32). Zopf
later expanded this work by
identifying the
triterpene compound zeorin. A
significant breakthrough came in 1959 when
Clifford Wetmore reported...
-
lichen products occur in
Lecanora panticapaensis: atranorin, epanorin,
zeorin, and
roccellic acid are
major constituents;
muronic acid and isomuronic...
