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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...
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Secondary compounds in the
lichen include atranorin, chloroatranorin, and
zeorin. The
specific epithet refers to its
similarity with the
species Lecanora...
- to
about 22 by 10. The
species contains the
lichen products pannarin and
zeorin. The
author named it
occidentalis because, at the time of writing, it was...
- septa.
Chemical analysis,
particularly thin-layer chromatography,
identify zeorin as a
secondary metabolite (lichen product), yet N. pulc****a
remains unresponsive...
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microloba contains secondary compounds:
gyrophoric acid,
usnic acid, and
zeorin as
major metabolites, and an
unidentified terpene. A
distinguishing characteristic...
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Lecanora hafelliana contains several secondary compounds,
including atranorin,
zeorin,
usnic acid, a
complex of
compounds related to
stictic acid, and hafellic...
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crisp margins. Chemically, it
contains the
secondary chemical products zeorin and
usnic acid. The
latter of
these substances gives the
thallus a greenish-yellow...
- by the
presence of
atranorin and
psoromic acid
rather than
usnic acid,
zeorin and
xanthones in the thallus. List of
Lecanora species "Lecanora kohu Printzen...
- 10–14 by 4–5 μm. The
lichen contains several lichen products:
usnic acid,
zeorin,
thiophanic acid, arthothelin, and some
other xanthone compounds. Lecanora...