Plant polyphenols. 2. The coumarins of Solanum pinnatisectum.
@article{Harborne1960PlantP2, title={Plant polyphenols. 2. The coumarins of Solanum pinnatisectum.}, author={J. B. Harborne}, journal={The Biochemical journal}, year={1960}, volume={74}, pages={ 270-3 } }
The South American and Mexican species of the tuberous Solanum plants are important as a source of breeding material for improving the domestic potato. The polyphenols are being studied in connexion with genetical work (see, for example, Dodds & Long, 1955; Harborne, 1957), but they are also of interest because they may play a part in disease resistance in the domestic potato (Valle, 1957; Kuc, Henze, Ullstrup & Quackenbush, 1956; Kuc, 1957; Lee & Le Tourneau, 1958). In a preliminary survey of… CONTINUE READING
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