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The presence of 19 cardenolides in the extracts from the seeds of Acokanthear oppositifolia (Lam.) CODD could be traced by means of paper chromatography. Thirteen of these cardenolides could be isolated in crystalline form, acovenoside A (= 2) being by far the major component. Of the other 12 crystalline substances, 5 could be identified with known cardenolides: 2′ = acofrioside L, 3 = acolongifloroside H, 14 = acovenoside C, 15 = acolongifloroside K, 16 = ouabain. The substances 1′, 1″, 4, 6, 7, 8 and 13 are very probably new compounds. Four of these were given trivial names and the following structures were proposed: 1″ = oppovenoside, probably 10; 4 = oppofrioside (5); 6 = acotaloside (6); 13 = opposide, probably 12, cf. following publication [21]. Furthermore, the structure 8 has been proposed for acolongifloroside H.
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