Fasciations are a malformation of a plant's anatomical parts, which may be likened to a
cancer or a somatic mutation (1). In the process of becoming fasciated, the plant stem …

Sophora secundiflora (Ort.) Lag. ex DC.(Leguminosae) is a shrub native to the drier areas of
the southwestern portions of the United States. The mature seeds from this plant are referred …

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A novel quinolizidine (lupine) alkaloid, sophazrine [1], has been isolated from the
leafyshoots of Sophora griffithii. X-ray crystallography of another related alkaloid, anagyrine …

Seeds from Sophora secundiflora were extracted into three major fractions: lipids, alkaloids,
and amino acids. Most of the lipid material was composed of steroid esters. These esters …

Flavanones and chalcones bearing unusual iso? renold side chains, axd gosscssing
antiuleer properties, have been isolated from several species of Sophora'*? but so far 5 …

Sophora species are also distinguish-able from one another by their leaf flavonoids and
seed alkaloids (5, 6, 7). Alkaloid chemotaxonomic studies previously carried out on Sophora …

Sophora japonica L.(Japanese pagoda tree), which belongs to the family Leguminosae, was
formerly considered not to contain alkaloids [1]. However, in an investigation of the epigeal …

Abstract.—(+)-Lamprolobine (2), the novel alkaloid (+)-9ß-hydroxylamprolobine (3), and
cytisine were isolated as the major alkaloids from the leaves of Sophora velutina var. zim …

Quinolizidine alkaloids are rather frequently encountered in plants of the family Fabaceae
[1]. According to modern research, this alkaloid group is a chemotaxonomic marker for the …