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A fungus pigment of novel type, and the nature of fungus ‘lignin’

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In den Früchten des höheren PilzesPolyporus hispidus bildet sichin situ ein ligninähnlicher Stoff durch Oxidation-Polymerisation von Phenolen des Phenylpropantyps, hauptsächlich Hispidin (I), dessen Struktur als Enollacton der 3,4-Dihydroxycinnamoylacetessigsäure erkannt wurde.

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Bu'Lock, J.D., Smith, H.G. A fungus pigment of novel type, and the nature of fungus ‘lignin’. Experientia 17, 553–554 (1961). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02156418

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