甘藷褐變組織内及び周邊に現われるエールリヒ氏アルデヒド試藥による反應陽性成分について

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Sweet potatoes are often brown-rotted as a result of infection by Helicobasidum mompa TANAKA, Ceratostomella fimbriata (E. et H.) ELL, or Thielavia basicola ZOPF. When a section of the affected tissue is mounted in EHRLICH'S aldehyde reagent, a red color develops in the browned tissue and its periphery. An oily substance giving the same coloration with the reagent has been isolated from the browned tissues. The results of analysis of the oily substance, show that the latter consists of two compounds, the one, ipomoeamaron, first described by HIURA in 1943^<(3)> as a sesquiterpene, having a formula C_<15>H_<22>O_3, and the other, a terpene having a lower boiling point; both reacting positive with the reagent. The occurrence of these substances is usually accompanied with the browning of tissues. The oily substance may play a roll in the resistance of the host tissue against the invasions of the above pathogens.
日本植物病理学会の論文
1952-05-31