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Labdane is a
natural bicyclic diterpene. It
forms the
structural core for a wide
variety of
natural products collectively known as
labdanes or labdane...
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leonurus is
hypothesized to be
related to the
presence of
leonurine or
labdanes;
Leonotis leonurus has been
confirmed to
contain leonurine according to...
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Number of
rings Examples 0
Phytane 1
Cembrene A 2 Sclarene,
Labdane 3 Abietane,
Taxadiene 4 Stemarene, Stemodene...
- methoxychalcones, and ****ulkanins. Additionally,
Mimosa tenuiflora contains labdane diterpenoids.[citation needed]
Mimosa tenuiflora is an
entheogen used by...
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Forskolin (coleonol) is a
labdane diterpene produced by the
plant Coleus barbatus (blue spur flower).
Other names include pashanabhedi,
Indian coleus...
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polymerization of
several precursors in the
labdane family, for example,
communic acid, communol, and biformene.
These labdanes are
diterpenes (C20H32) and trienes...
- been
isolated and
identified from C. rangiferina,
including abietane,
labdane, isopimarane, the
abietane diterpenoids hanagokenols A and B, obtuanhydride...
- [citation needed]
Leonotis nepetifolia and wild
dagga contains several labdane diterpenes including Hydroxynepetaefolin, Nepetaefuran, Nepetaefolinol...
- sweet, woody, powdery, fruity, animalic, ambergris, dry musk, or leathery.
Labdane Newberry,
Percy E. (1929), "The Shepherd's
Crook and the So-Called 'Flail'...
- 1002/14356007.a26_057 Peters,
Reuben J. (2010). "Two
rings in them all: The
labdane-related diterpenoids".
Natural Product Reports. 27 (11): 1521–1530. doi:10...
