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Chemical Ecology and Volatile Terpenes Biosynthesis of "Arnicas-da-Serra" from Brazil
2016
Revista Virtual de Quimica
Lychnophora (Vernonieae: Asteraceae) is a genus endemic to "campos rupestres", which are fragile Habitats from Brazilian Savanas, the "Cerrado". Leaves extracts of Lychnophora ericoides ("Arnica-da-serra") are commonly used as folk medicine and mainly as wound healer when in Hydro-alcoholic handcrafted medicines. The essential oils from its leaves were chemically profiled as rich in sesquiterpenes. Such sesquiterpenes would always be related to three possible carbon skeletons: bisabolene-like,
doi:10.5935/1984-6835.20160016
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