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STRUCTURE OF HERBARIN

R. Nagarajan, N. NARSHIMHACHARI, M. V. KADKOL, K. S. Gopalkrishnan

The Journal of Antibiotics · 1971 · 11 citations · 7 references

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Abstract

Herbarin and dehydroherbarin, isolated from the fungus Torula herbarum (PERS.), belong to the class of pigments in which a naphthaquinone moiety is fused to an oxacyclohexene ring at the 1, 2-positions. Their structures are discussed.

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