Table 1.
Type of chemical | Active principles and their distribution |
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Alkaloids | Tinosporin (L), tinosporic acid (L) (W), berberine (S), palmitine (S) (R), tembatarine (S) (R), mangoflorine (S) (R), choline (S) (R), tinosporin (S) (R), isocolumbin (R), tetrahydropalmatine (R). |
Glycosides | 18 Nonderodane glycoside (S), furanoid diterpene glycoside (S), tinocordiside (S), tinocordifoliside (S), cordioside (S), cordifolioside A, B, C, D (S), syringin (S), syringinapiosylglycoside (S), palmatosides C and P (S), cordifoliside A, B, C, D, E (S). |
Diterpenoid lactones | Diterpenoid (S), tinosporon columbin (S), clerodane derivatives (W), tinosporon (W), tinosporisides (W), jateorine (W), columbin (W), tinosporal, tinosporide. |
Steroids | Sitosterol (S) (O), octacosanol (S), heptacosanol (S), nonacosan-15-one (S), tetrahydrofuran (S), hydroxyecdysone (S) (O), makisterone A (S), giloinsterol (S), ecdysterone (S) |
Sesquiterpenoids | einocordifolin (S) |
Miscellaneous compounds | Jatrorrhizine (R), tinosporidin (W), cordifol (W), cordifelone (W), giloin (W), giloinin (W), arabinogalactan (S) |
The letters in brackets indicate the part of the plant from which the chemical constituent has been isolated. S, stem; L, leaf; R, root; W, whole plant; O, other aerial parts.