… In most cases, the activity depends on the nature of the functional groups in the molecule. …
The lichen Xanthoria parietina was collected at two locations in September 1995. One sample …

… questions concerning small molecule metabolites derived … fungi, according to their small
molecule structural classes. Five “… The current review focuses on small molecules only, and will …

… The photo shows one air-dry Xanthoria parietina thallus on a sea cliff. The cortical orange
pigment parietin has been extracted by acetone from the left piece, showing a grey colour that …

… Xanthoria parietina is a widespread lichen coloured by the orange cortical pigment parietin
(= physcion). We studied the pigment content in 60 thalli sampled in 4 habitats along a sun–…

… Table 1 summarizes the different molecular properties: average molecular weight M w
was highest for H-2-1 (525 kDa, range: 400–1100), followed by H-1-1 (49 kDa, range: 40–120), …

… Besides, it is noteworthy to mention that parietin isolated from Xanthoria parietina (Linnaeus)
Theodor Fries showed antibacterial activity against S. aureus (ATCC and clinical isolate …

… In the present study, parietin was extracted from wild type and mutant strain of lichen
Xanthoria parietina. Six different solvents (acetone, ethanol, methanol, hexane, chloroform and …

… This study aims to search for seasonal variations in photosynthetic performance of the
Xanthoria parietina photobiont, not only determined by chlorophyll fluorescence, but also by …

… The material used in this study, Xanthoria parietina (Ascomycota, Teloschistaceae), is a
common epiphytic lichen that especially lives in nitrogen-rich habitats, such as villages where …

… In the presence of ammonia and oxygen, the colorless lecanoric acid transforms into purple
molecules of orcein (see molecular diagram below). α-hydroxyorcein is one of the natural …