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Anthocyanins in Some Eucalyptus Species

PJ Sharma and RK Crowden

Australian Journal of Botany 22(3) 623 - 627

Abstract

Anthocyanins have been investigated in 23 species from two sections of the genus Eucalyptus. A total of 17 compounds has been identified in the young leaves and in the bark of first-year twigs. A correlation is observed between the distribution of anthocyanins and the taxonomy of the species examined.



Full text doi:10.1071/BT9740623

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