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Costaclavine fromPenicillium chermesinum

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Es wurden inPenicillium Mutterkornalkaloide nachgewiesen, die bisher nur unter den Pilzen ausAspergillus undClaviceps bekannt waren.

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    S. L. Agurell

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For the identification of the species used in this investigation, I am indebted to Dr.J. R. Kinsley, Purdue University. The technical assistance of MissS. Roos and the financial support from the Swedish Natural Science Research Council was appreciated. The sample of authentic costaclavine was generously provided by Dr.M. Abe.

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Agurell, S.L. Costaclavine fromPenicillium chermesinum. Experientia 20, 25–26 (1964). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02146022

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