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Sekundäre Pflanzenstoffe

Bericht über die Jahre 1963–1967

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Fortschritte der Botanik

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Zusammenfassung

Die Verfeinerung der analytischen Untersuchungsmethoden hat in den letzten Jahren zur Auffindung einer nahezu unüberblickbaren Zahl von sekundären Stofíwechselprodukten bei höheren Pflanzen und Mikroorganismen geführt. Es ist bei physiologischen und biochemischen Versuchen jedoch auch deutlich geworden, daß die Grenze zwischen „primär“ und „sekundär“ heute bei vielen Naturstoffgruppen nicht mehr scharf zu ziehen ist [vgl. Zenk (3)].

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