Coumarin compounds responsible for bitterness, and indirectly, toxicity, in the forage legume sweet clover (Melilotus alba) do not occur in the non-bitter "Cumino" variety of M. alba or in the species M. dentata. Nevertheless, investigation showed that compounds which are very probably coumarins do occur in the non-bitter strains. A search for coumarins in alfalfa (Medicago sativa), closely related to sweet clover taxonomically, did not lead to the discovery of coumarins but did lead to the characterization of a new flavonoid tentatively characterized as 3:3:4 trihydroxy -5:7 dimethoxy flavone.Land and Food Systems, Faculty ofGraduat
Chemical analysis of seeds and seedlings of the CC and cc genotypes in Melilotus alba indicated...
Seeds of sweetclover contained a low level of both free and bound coumarin. An increase in both form...
In early work on coumarin in sweetclover, the assumption was made that the free form of the compound...
The phenylpropanoid compound, coumarin, is responsible for the bitterness and indirectly, toxicity i...
This research aimed to isolate, identify and quantify the predominant allelochemical of yellow sweet...
Coumarin (2-oxo-1,2-benzopynpl), a lactone of o-hydroxy-dis-cinnamic acid is a naturally occurring c...
During recent years sweet clover has become more and more recognized as an important agricultural cr...
The discovery of bioactive molecules from botanical sources is an expanding field, preferentially or...
Annual sweetclover (Melilotus alba Desr) is a reseeding, drought tolerant forage legume that is well...
The causal relationship between spoiled sweet clover and a hemorrhagic condition in cattle was demo...
The influence of the two genes, cu and b upon the level and form of coumarin in sweetclover leaf tis...
Despite several recent investigations of the biosynthesis of coumarin and related compounds in sweet...
Breeding forage legumes combining high levels of stress-protective secondary metabolites and high he...
Flavonoids play a key role in the regulation of plant−plant and plant−microbe interactions, and fact...
Chemical analysis of seeds and seedlings of the CC and cc genotypes in Melilotus alba indicated...
Seeds of sweetclover contained a low level of both free and bound coumarin. An increase in both form...
In early work on coumarin in sweetclover, the assumption was made that the free form of the compound...
The phenylpropanoid compound, coumarin, is responsible for the bitterness and indirectly, toxicity i...
This research aimed to isolate, identify and quantify the predominant allelochemical of yellow sweet...
Coumarin (2-oxo-1,2-benzopynpl), a lactone of o-hydroxy-dis-cinnamic acid is a naturally occurring c...
During recent years sweet clover has become more and more recognized as an important agricultural cr...
The discovery of bioactive molecules from botanical sources is an expanding field, preferentially or...
Annual sweetclover (Melilotus alba Desr) is a reseeding, drought tolerant forage legume that is well...
The causal relationship between spoiled sweet clover and a hemorrhagic condition in cattle was demo...
The influence of the two genes, cu and b upon the level and form of coumarin in sweetclover leaf tis...
Despite several recent investigations of the biosynthesis of coumarin and related compounds in sweet...
Breeding forage legumes combining high levels of stress-protective secondary metabolites and high he...
Flavonoids play a key role in the regulation of plant−plant and plant−microbe interactions, and fact...
Chemical analysis of seeds and seedlings of the CC and cc genotypes in Melilotus alba indicated...
Seeds of sweetclover contained a low level of both free and bound coumarin. An increase in both form...
In early work on coumarin in sweetclover, the assumption was made that the free form of the compound...