10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «RHIZOCARPIC»
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rhizocarpic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Issues in Life Sciences: Botany and Plant Biology Research: ...
Similar observations in rhizocarpic acid suggest that the amino acid moieties in
both epanorin and rhizocarpic acid are responsible for metal binding at low pH,
whereas pulvinic acids without an amino acid moiety bind only to metal ions
under ...
2
Journal of the Chemical Society
Hesse's formula, C2sH220T, for rhizocarpic acid is incorrect, the molecular
formula being (C13H10O3)2. Pseudovernia ericelorum contains atranoric acid,
physodalin (Hesse's physodic acid), and a bitter material, but no furfuracic acid,
isidic ...
3
The Natural Organic Colouring Matters
Trachylia tigillaris, Fr. (Acolium tigillare ; Calicium tigillare, Cyphelium tigillare),
rhizocarpic acid, C28H20O7 (H.), melting-point 177 — 178°, and acolic acid (H.
1900). Acarospora chlorophana, rhizocarpic acid, pleosidic acid, C17rl^O^, ...
Arthur George Perkin, Arthur Ernest Everest,
1918
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The collected works of Sir Humphry Davy ...: Discourses ...
Rhizocarpic acid, CuHoOs, is obtained from Rhizocarpon geographi- cum (L.)
and R. lecanorinum by extraction with chloroform and recrystallisation of the
product from absolute alcohol ; it crystallises in lemon-yellow, rhombic prisms,
and ...
Chemical Society (Great Britain), Sir Humphry Davy, Bureau of Chemical Abstracts (Great Britain),
1895
5
Journal - Chemical Society, London
Biatora lucida contains atranorin in addition to the rhizocarpic acid found by Zopf.
Rhizocarpon geographicum (L.) DC. /. yeronticum, from Rossegtal in the
Engadine, contains parellic and rhizocarpic acids, but not rhizocarpinic acid (
Abstr., ...
Chemical Society (Great Britain),
1907
6
Studies in Natural Products Chemistry
... 226–227 picrolichenic, 226–227 protolichesterinic, 226–227, 237, 241t, 246
pulvinic, 226–227 quinic, 269 rhizocarpic, 230 ribonic, 269 ribonucleic, 201, 377
sakikaic, 252t salazinic, 226–227, 237, 246–249 sebacic, 271 shikimic, 227,
228s, ...
Thallus greenish yellow or bright yellow; rhizocarpic aeid present; free-living or
initially parasitic on Baeomyces sp. but soon becomming tree-living; ascomata
marginal on squamules or separated from them 1. A. citrinella Thallus whitish
grey ...
Australian Biological Resources Study,
2001
8
Lichens of Antarctica and South Georgia: A Guide to Their ...
TLC: Rhizocarpic acid (Antarctic material). Ecology: On Bar tr amia patens on
moist rock outcrop. 700 m. Distribution: Bipolar. Europe. Antarctic: east coast of
Antarctic Peninsula. Specimens examined: RILS 5989. Comments: The
squamules ...
D. O. Øvstedal, R. I. Lewis Smith,
2001
9
Natural Heritage: Classification, Inventory, and Information
Very tall, rhizomatous, rhizocarpic graminoids. B. Sea Oats relict dune; BB.
Poaceae. C. Uniola paniculata; CC. Uniola paniculata. 2. A. TERRESTRIAL
SHRUB SYSTEM; AA. Tall, rhizomatous, evergreen shrubs. B. Wax Myrtle dune;
BB.
10
Lichens to Biomonitor the Environment
While rhizocarpic acid is known to form metal complexes in both acidic and
alkaline pH range, these pH preferences in complex formation provide
explanation of the strong preference of lichens having usnic or rhizocarpic acids
towards acidic ...
Vertika Shukla, Upreti D.K., Rajesh Bajpai,
2013