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Vergleich der Alkaloidbildung vonClaviceps purpurea in parasitischer und saprophytischer Kultur

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Three monoconidial strains ofClaviceps purpurea were grown parasitically on rye and saprophytically on a nutrient medium. The qualitative alkaloid spectra were nearly identical in the sclerotia and in the corresponding saprophytic cultures, while the quantitative distribution of some of the alkaloids differed considerably.

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  1. A. Stoll, A. Brack, A. Hofmann undH. Kobel, U.S. Patent Nr. 2809920 (1957).

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  1. Pharmazeutisch-chemisches Laboratorium SANDOZ, Basel, Schweiz

    H. Kobel, R. Brunner & A. Brack

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  1. H. Kobel
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53. Mitteilung über Mutterkornalkaloide. 52. Mitt. s. Helv. chim. Acta45, 276 (1962).

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Kobel, H., Brunner, R. & Brack, A. Vergleich der Alkaloidbildung vonClaviceps purpurea in parasitischer und saprophytischer Kultur. Experientia 18, 140–141 (1962). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02153863

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