Cell lines from four Baccharis plant species have been grown in cell suspensions and tested, by two different bioassays, for their sensitivities toward the macrocyclic trichothecenes roridins A and E and baccharinoid B4. The two Brazilian species which were shown to contain macrocyclic trichothecenes were considerably less sensitive to these toxins than were the non-trichothecene-containing North American Baccharis species.
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