Alkaloids of the Amaryllidaceae. A New Alkaloid, Sanguinine, from Lycoris sanguinea MAXIM. var. Kiushiana MAKINO, and Pretazettine from Lycoris radiata HERB.
1976
The bulbs of Lycoris sanguinea MAXIM. var. kiushiana MAKINO (Amaryllidaceae) were found to contain a new phenolic alkaloid, sanguinine (I), as well as lycorine (II) and galanthamine (III). Sanguinine (I), C16H19O2N, was established to be O-demethyl-galanthamine. Pretazettine (VII) was isolated from the bulbs of Lycoris radiata HERB. (Amaryllidaceae).
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