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Constictic acid is a
chemical compound of the
depsidone class. It was
first isolated in 1968 from
lichen of the
genus Usnea. It has
since been
found in...
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substances known as the
stictic acid complex,
which includes stictic and
constictic acids,
among other related compounds.
These morphological and chemical...
- products:
major amounts of
usnic acid and
stictic acid, and
minor amounts of
constictic acid,
norstictic acid,
cryptostictic acid,
lobaric acid, stenosporonic...
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genus Diorygma. The
lichen contains stictic, α-acetylconstictic acid, and
constictic acids as
major secondary metabolites. "Diorygma
megasporum Kalb, Staiger...
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contains atranorin,
stictic acid,
cryptostictic acid,
menegazziaic acid, and
constictic acid as
lichen products. List of
Menegazzia species Bjerke, J.W.; Elvebakk...
- 4–8 μm. G. flavovirens
contains two
lichen products:
stictic acid and
constictic acid. "Graphis
flavovirens Makhija & Adaw".
Catalogue of Life. Species...
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include usnic acid in the cortex, and the
stictic acid
group (stictic,
constictic, cryptostictic, menegazziaic, and
norstictic acids) in the medulla. A...
- salazinic, and
protocetraric acids; the
other creates usnic, stictic,
constictic, cryptostictic, menegazziaic, and
norstictic acids.
Usnea geissleriana...
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chromatography protocols, due to its co-eluting with
related substances such as
constictic acid and
cryptostictic acid,
depending on the
solvent system used. They...
- Graphidaceae. The lichen's
secondary chemistry is also unusual, as it
produces constictic acid,
whereas most
other Anomomorpha species have
norstictic acid. No...
