X. hastile 1 claim

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Claim · model-written summary

X. hastile resin contained no naphthopyran derivatives and was chiefly polymeric.

Taxon: X. hastilee0
Outcome: no naphthopyran derivatives and the resin is chiefly a polymere0

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“X. hastile contains no naphthopyran derivatives and the resin is chiefly a polymer”
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Title

Some Constituents of the Resins of Xanthorrhoea preissii, australis and hastile

AJ Birch; CJ Dahl Australian Journal of Chemistry 1974. doi:10.1071/ch9740331

Other claims from this paper (5)

Observation The resins contained hydroxy- and methoxy-flavanones, naphthopyran derivatives, C6C3 derivatives and chrysophanic acid.
Observation X. australis inflorescences contained no flavonoids.
Observation X. australis inflorescences contained p-coumaric acid, chrysophanic acid and aloeemodin.
Observation Two dimeric flavonoids were isolated from X. preissii.
Observation Red and yellow resins differed markedly.