Abstract
N-Salicyloyl-aspartic acid: a new phenolic compound in grapevines A new phenolic compound was detected in wild vines (Vitis riparia and V. rupestris) and some of their cross-breeding hybrids and identified as N-salicyloyl-aspartic acid. It shows no effects on Botrytis, but causes a slight inhibition of Plasmopara growth. The substance has never been found in nature hitherto.
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Claim · model-written summary
N-salicyloyl-aspartic acid was identified as a new phenolic compound in wild vines and some hybrids.
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e0“A new phenolic compound was detected in wild vines (Vitis riparia and V. rupestris) and some of their cross-breeding hybrids and identified as N-salicyloyl-aspartic acid.”
Claim · model-written summary
The compound had no effect on Botrytis.
BotrytisNot reportedDirection
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e0“It shows no effects on Botrytis”
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The compound slightly inhibited Plasmopara growth.
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- Interactor
- Plasmopara
Plasmoparae0pathogen - Outcome
- Plasmopara growthe0
- Direction
- inhibitione0
Organisms pictured · Representative pictures of the matched species, not figures from the paper.
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e0“causes a slight inhibition of Plasmopara growth”
t0“Reben”
Claim · model-written summary
The substance had not previously been found in nature.
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e0“The substance has never been found in nature hitherto.”
t0“Reben”