Species:Geissospermum
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− | + | A small genus native to northern South America from Guyana to Brazil. | |
− | + | ''G. laeve'' (Vell.) Miers, ''G. sericeum'' (Sagot) Benth. & Hook.f., and ''G. vellosii'' Allemão are recognized locally as having antimalarial properties. These are usually taken as bark decoctions prepared in water (Brazil, Guyana, Surinam) or alcohol (French Guiana). | |
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+ | Indole alkaloids geissospermine (C19H24N2O2+H2O), pereirine (C19H24N2O) and vellosine (C23H28N2O4), and one β-carboline alkaloid are contained. | ||
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+ | Ref. Jonathan CP ''et al.'' "Indole and β-Carboline Alkaloids from Geissospermum sericeum" ''J Nat Prod'' 2002,65(1):85–88 [http://dx.doi.org/10.1021/np0101705 DOI] |
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Scientific Classification (based on APG-II and Taxonomicon) | |
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division Jpn. 門 | Tracheophyta 維管束植物門 |
class Jpn. 綱 | Magnoliopsida モクレン綱 |
subclass Jpn. 亜綱 | Asteridae キク亜綱 |
order Jpn. 目 | Gentianales リンドウ目 |
suborder Jpn. 亜目 | [[:Category:|]] |
infraorder Jpn. 下目 | [[:Category:|]] |
parvorder Jpn. 小目 | [[:Category:|]] |
superfamily Jpn. 上科 | [[:Category:|]] |
family Jpn. 科 | Apocynaceae キョウチクトウ科 |
subfamily Jpn. 亜科 | [[:Category:|]] |
tribe Jpn. 族 | [[:Category:|]] |
subtribe Jpn. 亜族 | [[:Category:|]] |
genus Jpn. 属 | Geissospermum |
Species-Flavonoid Relationship Reported | ||||
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A small genus native to northern South America from Guyana to Brazil. G. laeve (Vell.) Miers, G. sericeum (Sagot) Benth. & Hook.f., and G. vellosii Allemão are recognized locally as having antimalarial properties. These are usually taken as bark decoctions prepared in water (Brazil, Guyana, Surinam) or alcohol (French Guiana).
Indole alkaloids geissospermine (C19H24N2O2+H2O), pereirine (C19H24N2O) and vellosine (C23H28N2O4), and one β-carboline alkaloid are contained.
Ref. Jonathan CP et al. "Indole and β-Carboline Alkaloids from Geissospermum sericeum" J Nat Prod 2002,65(1):85–88 DOI