T. Konishi et al., THE CONSTITUENTS OF TAXILLUS-KAEMPFERI AN D THE HOST, PINUS-THUNBERGII .1. CATECHINS AND FLAVONES OF TAXILLUS-KAEMPFERI, Yakugaku zasshi, 116(2), 1996, pp. 148-157
Four flavonoid compouds, avicularin (1), hyperin (2), quercitrin (3),
taxillusin (4), were isolated from leaves of Taxillus kaempferi, and t
hree catechin compouds, (+)-catechin (6), procyanidin B-1 (7), procyan
idin B-3 (8), showing a reddish purple color on the reaction with Ehrl
ich reagent, were also isolated from the stems. Each of these seven is
olated compounds was identified by comparing the spectral data with th
ose of the references. Compound 8 was examined to substantiate the ste
reochemical configurations of conformer, a and b in the detailed H-1-n
uclear magnetic resonance (H-1-NMR) spectrum using the nuclear Overhau
ser effect (NOE) difference spectroscopy and spin decoupling experimen
t in the acetone-d(6) solution.