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macrozamin

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macrozamin
a glycoside of MAM in Macrozamia spp. and other cycads.
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Ceratozamia matudai seeds may have low levels of interaction with predators/dispersors due to their large and their high concentrations of neurotoxins such as cycasins, macrozamins, and BMAA (Whiting, 1963; Duncan, 1993; Norstog et al.
Spatial distribution, population structure, and fecundity of ... by Farrera, Miguel Angel Perez; Vovides, Andrew P. / The Botanical Review
Second, he became aware that the melting point of the MAM host macrozamin is 199-200[degrees]C.
Geophagy: an assessment of implications for the development of ... by Rowland, M.J. / Australian Aboriginal Studies
Gardner a neurotoxic substance, macrozamin, has been found in a concentration ten times greater in the sarcotesta than in the gametophyte (Ladd et al.
Seed coat anatomy of Ceratozamia mexicana (Cycadales) by Sanchez-Tinoco, Maria Ydelia; Engleman, E. Mark / The Botanical Review
 
 
 
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