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Research Article

Huperzine alkaloids from Australasian and southeast Asian Huperzia

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Pages 1073-1078 | Received 22 Mar 2010, Accepted 12 Apr 2010, Published online: 23 Aug 2010

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Table 1. Seventeen Huperzia species‡ were screened for foliar huperzine A (HupA) and huperzine B (HupB) concentrations. Samples were predominantly from Australasia and southeast Asia (15 species), but included one species from Brazil and Mexico. One standard error of the mean (SE) is presented for species with multiple plant samples.

Figure 1. Foliar huperzine A concentrations in individual plants of (A) Huperzia carinata, n = 32; (B) H. phlegmaria, n = 28; (C) H. squarrosa, n = 12; and (D) H. phlegmariodies, n = 17. Plants are ordered according to increasing HupA concentrations to illustrate the range of concentrations within each species. Countries in the legend represent original source localities of the samples.

Figure 1.  Foliar huperzine A concentrations in individual plants of (A) Huperzia carinata, n = 32; (B) H. phlegmaria, n = 28; (C) H. squarrosa, n = 12; and (D) H. phlegmariodies, n = 17. Plants are ordered according to increasing HupA concentrations to illustrate the range of concentrations within each species. Countries in the legend represent original source localities of the samples.

Table 2. Concentrations of HupA and HupB within different plant tissue types across five Huperzia species.

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